Sentence examples for decent glimpse from inspiring English sources
De Rerum Natura discusses the gods, their nature and their relationship with us on more than one occasion, offering us a decent glimpse of Epicurean theology.
On a clear day, a Frenchman with a pair of binoculars could get a decent glimpse of the challenges facing Britain's railway network by peering across the Channel at Dover.
Only in the past two years of UN administration have the East Timorese glimpsed a passably decent future.The new chief minister, Mari Alkatiri, accepts that East Timor will be dependent on foreign aid for several years.
A decent home win would be one thing: a glimpse of Sarkozy in the directors' box hugging Sheikh Tamim would be quite another.
Odubajo fired high and wide on the volley at the other end before showing a further glimpse of his potential by setting up a decent chance for David Mooney, who failed to connect with the winger's looping cross.
The film certainly offers unsympathetic glimpses of Palestinians and features a handful of kind, decent Americans, but the plot is too loaded and predictable, and the good and evil too well-worn.
Department store employees would ignore me; the good, decent people of the world refused to look my way, lest they catch a glimpse at what untreated acne really looked like.
Because George is a decent man, he agrees to take on a thankless investigative assignment, one that gives him a voyeuristic glimpse into the kind of midlife collapse he has managed to avoid so far.
Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".
