Sentence examples for glance far from inspiring English sources

But Kidd would not need to glance far back to find the Nets at the top of the league — he was there, the dynamic floor leader, in 2002 and 2003, and he will seek to return them there, without the ball in his hands.

This may seem at first glance far fetched.

After skipping past Scott Thomson he delivered a cross which Kyrgiakos, having moved upfield for the corner kick, glanced far to the right of Halliwell.

But his stern glance is far worse than any tirade.

I was moved by the stories of their activism and struggles against racism, and I could not help but see a direct connection between their work and mine, which at first glance seems far more abstract.

If blinkered New York music lovers do cast an occasional glance this far west, it is probably directed at the San Francisco Opera, which has attained prominence largely through its presentations of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.

THIS endlessly charming city, you may recall, did not even register on Saul Steinberg's classic New Yorker cover of 1976, "A View of the World From Ninth Avenue". If blinkered New York music lovers do cast an occasional glance this far west, it is probably directed at the San Francisco Opera, which has attained prominence largely through its presentations of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.

Nonetheless, there's another reason that American politicians disdain the Scandinavian example and it may, on first glance, seem far more compelling.

I think that a subject which at first glance seems quite far removed from the undeclared concern of a book can encapsulate that concern.

Schwarzer kept out a header and a shot from Robin van Persie, who saw another header glance off the far post with the goalkeeper beaten.

But he rarely gave his critics a second glance because, as far as he was concerned, he had more pertinent issues to deal with – on one occasion embroiling himself in a surreal public spat with a Mexican drug cartel over a kidnapped activist.