Sentence examples for closest glimpse from inspiring English sources

In the absence of such self-revelation, the stories of actresses' lives often provide our closest glimpse of the deepest substance of the art of women in the industry.

Athos – or the Holy Mountain – has been occupied for centuries by a group of orthodox monasteries (it's where Prince Charles likes to spend a contemplative week or so each year) and is, I warn you, strictly off-limits for women (the closest glimpse any female will get is from a boat off the coast).

Instead, his team proposes that it was a late-surviving, relatively primitive descendant of that ancestor, a creature that provides our closest glimpse yet of the original apes.

A recent "conditions document" distributed by the State Department to NGOs that accept American funding for their work in Somalia offers the closest glimpse of the way the changes in rules are playing out.

We will arrive early and scan the grounds for a close glimpse of our favorite stars.

We raced shin-high into the surf for a closer glimpse.

After the Galileo mission, this will be a long awaited chance to have a close glimpse into some of the mysteries of this moon.

Sharing the same stadium as Dodge, Weatherford caught a close glimpse of the fire Dodge was under.

Matt Harvey became deeply embarrassed last week about a magazine article that provided an up-close glimpse at his life away from baseball.

Soldiers patrolled the scene, pushing back drunken men running up for a close glimpse of Mr. Henao's miniskirt-clad dancers.

Mr. Fujimoto, with some trepidation, agreed, and in a two-week visit that recently ended, he got a rare up-close glimpse of the enigmatic new leader.