Sentence examples for allowed a glimpse from inspiring English sources

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

We're only allowed a glimpse of him (humping away), but then low-life beasts like him deserve only stereotypical representation.

Also, a strange fleeting sense of dislocation, as if for the briefest of instants I'd been allowed a glimpse into a long-lost world.

And TV viewers were allowed a glimpse of the real man beneath the make-up last year when travelled around the US for Paul O'Grady's America.

The few occasions the public has been allowed a glimpse of the inner workings of police departments in the 1990s have given cause for alarm.

Through the lens of an anonymous cameraman, we are allowed a glimpse into lives, worlds, and situations both alien and familiar, both spontaneous and embellished.

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.

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.

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.