Occasionally these judgments appear as glancing remarks, while Coleman races from the reminiscence of one enthusiasm to the next.
Some of the best stories in any publication I have worked on have come out of a glancing remark somebody has made about their night before, or a piece of gossip, or a joke.
I got a number of second glances and remarks from fellow lecturers and students over the next few weeks, but it was always good humoured and positive".
The night before our interview, he says, he took a stroll along the waterfront and, glancing up, remarked on the passage overhead of the International Space Station, a pinpoint of light in the darkness.
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.
The stares and remarks, the glances and cackles that we heard as we walked about the world went right over her head".
It is in this exchange of glances, and in throwaway remarks, that we sense the growth of Stockholm syndrome, rather than in the hefty lurches of plot.
Mr. Corzine began his remarks by glancing about at the opulent surrounding.
The candidates answer questions posed by the moderator and only engage with each other through glancing blows and darting remarks.
As attendees passed around plates of cookies — shaped like Texas and frosted in the colors of its state flag — she described her path from impoverished single mother to Harvard Law School graduate to state senator, barely glancing at her prepared remarks.
My husband, on the other hand, has been known to walk across a "new" doormat for three months before finally glancing down and remarking, "Hey!
