Sentence examples for allowing a glimpse from inspiring English sources
Jayne Wrightsman, the famously private philanthropist, is allowing a glimpse of her home life.
Both buildings will be newly linked by a concrete bridge and corridor allowing a glimpse of what goes on in the RA Schools.
"A Drinkable Feast" celebrates the drinks and watering holes of the era, allowing a glimpse into the broad, boozy company of writers and artists and philosophers who spent time in Paris in the 1920s.
Equally, the fin back, Balaenoptera physalus - at a maximum of 26m (85ft), second only to the blue whale in size - is, for all its vastness, just as elusive, allowing a glimpse of barely a tenth of its body.
Those of us who had always admired him felt privileged to see a master of his craft allowing a glimpse of the astonishing skill and body control that had gone into something that seemed so effortless and artless.
In interviews before and after the Derby and the Preakness, Stevens, along with Jerry Bailey, another Hall of Fame jockey, pulled back the curtain to reveal a bit of the little-understood world of jockey and race horse, allowing a glimpse into a modern version of an ancient art, the communication between man and beast.
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.
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.
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.
