Sentence examples for everyday glance from inspiring English sources

This stare won't look like the sort of casual, everyday glance you usually get from a relaxed dog — it will be wide, tense, and focused.

Those realities include the acts of everyday racism — remarks, glances, implied judgments — that flourish in an environment where more explicit acts of discrimination have been outlawed.

Such presuppositions are propositions that we typically take for granted in everyday cognitive projects (like glancing at a clock to check the time) as well as in carefully controlled scientific experiment.

The cab-top advertisements displaying half-naked women seem so everyday they barely warrant a glance; the neon signs rising from the desert floor are ordinary; the wedding chapels, lining Las Vegas Boulevard like pieces of old confetti, begin to strike you as just another choice in the decision of where to marry.

The photos reveal the faces hiding behind the layers of clothing, wrinkles and facial hair New Yorkers see everyday, giving marginalized individuals the second glance they deserve.

So rather than file it away with the countless glances humans give each other everyday, he decided to take the next seven weeks off work to loiter around the store in the hope of seeing her again, Pear Beijing reports.

There is something fascinating about presenting everyday mundanities in a format that, at a glance, summarises the experience of being alive.

Even the most atheist viewer will sense the momentous nature of this everyday rite, and will also notice the inquiring glance that the pastor directs to each kneeling figure as he takes back the cup.

At first glance, Woisio most closely resembles an everyday television programming lineup.

Still, the nominally issue-free video wasn't as fluffy as it appears at first glance: it was replete with the symbols of the "everyday Americans" whom President Obama once said "cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them", even as it openly attempted to redefine everyday Americans as more diverse, and unremarkable in their diversity.

And the most cursory glance at human history would indicate that the existence of everyday sociability does not, by itself, generate a commitment to social justice in this robust sense.