Sentence examples for complete glimpse from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Oscar shorts offer a more accurate, more complete glimpse of the state of cinema than the features.

To get an utterly different and, in some ways, more complete glimpse of that same swath of history, visit the often ignored Museo della Civilta Romana (Museum of Roman Civilization), Piazza Agnelli, 10, (39) 06-592-6041, www.romaeur.it/ing/musei/home.htm, in EUR, a neighborhood built under Mussolini that has fascinating Fascist architecture.

At a time when viewers are obsessed with Downton Abbey, this film offers an upstairs downstairs French Revolution era glimpse complete with dying rats, gossipy crones, lotharios in gondolas, and the very beautiful queen (Diane Kruger) distracted from her duties by her love for the chilly Gabrielle de Polignac (Virginie Ledoyen).

Underneath its warm exterior, Tapestry seems less of a new beginning and much more an anxious look over the shoulder, complete with its glimpses of the glory days (Will You Love Me Tomorrow, Natural Woman).

Here are four ways to complete this activity: A Glimpse Into the Future: Imagining they are 70 years old, students write their own Life Reports looking back at what they have done and learned, drawing upon current interests.

This glimpse at complete sequence data for two strains demonstrates that full genomic sequencing of the mouse strains used as research models is warranted.

Fathers will hoist children on their shoulders, a sea of humanity will move from one hole to the next, and many will not consider their experience complete unless they get a glimpse of Woods as he strides confidently up the fairway or gives his signature fist-pump after making a crucial putt.

Subways rarely come on time, and when they do, you run the risk of getting stuck underground for hours, having your face peed on by a complete stranger, catching your first glimpse of a dead body, or witnessing the brutality of the animal kingdom in all its glory.