Sentence examples similar to defined glimpse from inspiring English sources

And there you have a defining glimpse of the artist formerly known as Nigel.

His first defining glimpse of Manon in her tarty red mac is more film noir than Brief Encounter, but it is less grim than the nightclub setup of rich, old sleaze-bag Geronte, for whom Manon abandons Des Grieux.

Pritchett defined it as "something glimpsed from the corner of an eye, in passing".

"'Little Women' offered the first glimpse of a life defined by talent and inclination, not simply marriage," Ms. Quindlen wrote.

Glimpse: Glimpse lets you define a small part of a webpage to save to your Apple Watch.

The Department of Justice's subpoena of phone records from the Associated Press is far more troubling because it offers a glimpse into the prosecutorial zeal that has defined DoJ's investigation of leaks from within the Obama Administration.

The study reveals a fascinating change in the ecological relationship between two species defined by their environment -- and it gives a glimpse at the kind of complex, unexpected changes that climate change may bring, Pringle added.

Resource analysis in business processes has not been defined, and only a few analysis operations can be glimpsed in previous approaches.

Throughout the book the reader catches glimpses of the many colorful characters who defined arbovirology, some in shaded insets that Calisher uses to provide humorous anecdotes, usually involving himself.

INDIANAPOLIS — When Takuma Sato strolls into his garage at Indianapolis, he has a quick glimpse into the two distinct paths that have defined the last 12 months.

Every documentary maker wants millions to see their films, but there is something quite thrilling about getting a glimpse of the world beyond that which is defined by the media gatekeepers.