Sentence examples for closer glance from inspiring English sources

Then the first trace of uneasiness; the second, closer glance, followed by an expression of incredulity and dismay.

Leonard Feather, a critic for The Los Angeles Times, said that her film on Monk provided "a closer glance behind the veil of this half-hidden, exotically gifted figure than could ever be observed during his sadly aborted career".

A closer glance at Sunday's final leaderboard at Royal Lytham & St Annes showed prominent placings for Miguel Angel Jiménez, Vijay Singh and Mark Calcavecchia, three players who have long since passed through the formative stages of their professional careers.

The anthropological analogy was almost inevitable, for, breaking open the morning papers and reading banner headlines like "england in trouble," our hearts would sink for a while until, after a closer glance, we found that they applied merely to the state of the economy and Mr. Wilson, and not, as we first feared, to the football team and Mr. Ramsey.

But a closer glance shows us that there is something more to lines like "We're pickin' daisies, Who really cares what they think?

There are also a number of products that are seem like they may be vegan or vegetarian friendly, but at a closer glance, they are not.

When he stepped yowling off the low stage, most of us gravitated closer, glancing around and shaking our heads.

Hands grasp into the void, eyes roam into empty space, necks crane, but there's nothing beneath them: At close glance, photographer Eric Pickersgill's Remove photo series serves as an ergonomic analysis of the man-machine relationship.

A main feature of the hotly anticipated Apple Watch was the fact that it would be able to present notifications to users at a glance, closer in physical proximity even than the phone in the user's pocket.

People will talk about their sex lives more openly than their incomes; in the situation you describe, you're close enough to sleep inside your friend's home but still not close enough to glance at his fiscal worth.

Updated at 3.24pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.12pm AEST05:12 A glance at the national totals of votes highlights the obvious fact it was a very bad night for Labor, but not quite the ringing endorsement of Tony Abbott that some of this morning's headlines would have you believe, writes Oliver Milman.