Sentence examples for allow a glimpse from inspiring English sources

Large windows allow a glimpse of the murals from the street, but this is as much of the building as the public will ever see.

Iran is a society whose forehead is visible: it is now considering pushing its veil back a little further, to allow a glimpse of its hair.

There are some stories, most of them under-reported in the western media, that allow a glimpse of another, more progressive India.

Glass bricks in the shape of a 55-foot-long hook and ladder truck, outlined in red and buff concrete blocks, allow a glimpse inside at a real fire truck.

A bevy of classic conjunto alone would make for quite a festival, but to pair that with Mr. Guzmán's present-progressive take, and to allow a glimpse of its future through his son, is to not let the ages-old music vanquish into the history books.

A work by Rodney Graham in the show embodies this suggestion of secret knowledge: he has encased a vintage edition of Alice, one with a fancy pictorial binding, between two halves of a ghostly white slipcase, parted to allow a glimpse – of what?

Jayne Wrightsman, the famously private philanthropist, is allowing a glimpse of her home life.

She pauses, thinks, and for a rare moment allows a glimpse of self-doubt.

And the foreign onlooker has only been allowed a glimpse of the public side of our lives.

It also allows a glimpse into his PMQs preparations, where staff take on the role of Cameron.

What they find is a dead writer and a device that allows a glimpse of the future, including the geological nightmare that will destroy the planet.