The phrase "attack glance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a look or gaze that is aggressive or confrontational in nature.
Example: "She shot him an attack glance, making it clear that she was not pleased with his comments."
Alternatives: "hostile look" or "aggressive stare".
We played straight through mortar attacks, glancing briefly outside the window to make sure the rounds weren't exploding too close to our seventh floor retreat.
His outsize attack may at first glance appear surreal and excessive.
At first glance, the attack today in Paris could be interpreted as IS retaliation for two major losses on Thursday and Friday.
Hull took a deserved lead when Tom Huddlestone curled a low cross behind the Cardiff defenders for Davies, still up in attack following a corner, to glance a header past Lewis.
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Beijing in these uncertain times knows that it still needs outside money, technology and expertise, so the extraordinary attack on Rio Tinto, which at first glance looks like an all-out assault on foreign business, may have other aspects to it.
We had Spangler giving a rousing speech about the "intelligence failures" that led to Kateb's Houston attack – and Kale and Will exchanging glances as he demanded results.
Denys Arcand's 1989 gem Jesus of Montreal seems at first glance to be a witheringly satirical attack on the institutions of Catholicism.
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At first glance, it appears to be a sardonic attack on the Victorian equivalent of chick lit — the throwing of shade at popular works that Eliot excoriates for having sentimental plots, one-dimensional characters, and impoverished language.
