Sentence examples for appropriate glimpses from inspiring English sources
The high-testosterone movies are designed for the action fans (kids) and the butts-and-biceps crowd (more male than female), but even in the quieter pictures Mr. Cruise's directors have generally understood his physical allure and provided appropriate glimpses of flesh and curves, removing an undershirt for an upper body eyeful, supplying form-fitting clothes for that shapely derriere.
The scene had an arresting quality, the sense of an actual moment, glimpsed and recorded - appropriate for an artist whose previous work has involved repainting photographs and film stills.
Falk's first glimpse of Hitler, written in language more appropriate for the narrator, is as "a living bronze statue, so that a strange emptiness hung around him, as if he were not there.
"Everyone knows they got lucky with this one". For a series that sought to provide a backstage glimpse of White House politics, however stylized and idealized, it seems appropriate to assess its legacy, political and otherwise, as its conclusion nears.
For a series that sought to provide a backstage glimpse of White House politics, however stylized and idealized, it seems appropriate to assess its legacy, political and otherwise, as its conclusion nears.
This week, courtesy of Twitter, we were offered a glimpse of why more Americans chose Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump as the appropriate person to be president of the United States.
Summers and DeLong glimpsed that as marginal costs approach zero, "the competitive paradigm cannot be fully appropriate" for organising commercial life, but admitted "we do not yet know what the right replacement paradigm will be".
We discuss what makes a movie appropriate for a night of spooky fun, talk about the legacy of John Carpenter's Halloween, and take a glimpse into the team-up of Roger Corman and Vincent Price.
Intermingled glimpses were shared.
The glimpses are fleeting.
