Sentence examples for every glimmer from inspiring English sources

Time seems stopped but it is moving on, and every glimmer of light is evanescent, flitting.

Hewlett-Packard's management, led by Carleton S. Fiorina, the chief executive, needs every glimmer of light it can find to improve the prospects of the merger plan.

Adam Peaty and Max Whitlock may not be household names but they too have achieved a gold standard in their sports and deserve every glimmer of credit.

She attired herself in an astonishing array of fancy dress, most frequently appearing, in her younger years, as a druidess; as time and grief – not least her husband's trial for rape – and poverty took their toll, she wore black and held court, veiled, in rooms from which every glimmer of daylight had been banished.

Imagine a world, company or life committed to nourishing every glimmer of wisdom from the cradle to the grave.

Since the early 90's, "rule of law" or something like it has been quite prominent in such discussions; yet the legal system has remained far from independent, with seemingly every glimmer of genuine reform matched by serious setbacks.

Seeing the deaths of every glimmering light in Rick's life--his love interest Jessie, her son Sam overcome with fear (at the fault of Carol's brutal honesty of Walkers in previous episodes), and Ron being stabbed as he lets of a gunshot, near fatally killing his son Carl can only be described as living out a nightmare.

Every hopeful glimmer can cause shares to rise, and when shares are under $1, a jump of a few pennies is a handsome return.

In the Cantata (1951-52), a collaboration with WH Auden, the tenor Allan Clayton captured unforgettably every arcane glimmer and nuance of the Westron Wind lament.

Given this book's sympathy to every modern glimmer of homosexuality, it is strange that there is no discussion of the ancient Greeks' glorification of youth, which was revived by Italian Renaissance artists like Donatello and Michelangelo.

A9 No Party for Beleaguered Kohl Former Chancellor Helmut Kohl of Germany celebrates his 70th birthday today with every last glimmer of a festivity extinguished as a result of his admission of financial wrongdoing.