Sentence examples for glancing moment from inspiring English sources
In 2000, in the glancing moment between Duflo finishing her Ph.D. at M.I.T. and accepting tenure there, she began to work with Raghabendra Chattopadhyay, an economics professor in Calcutta, and together they confirmed that in the state of West Bengal the selection of women-only seats had been made with fastidious randomness.
might have worked if it had been faster and lighter, with perhaps only glancing moments of misery.
There are not only glancing moments but whole sequences in this movie when the agony of social embarrassment makes you want to haul the characters to their feet and slap them in the chops.
This, for instance, is the last sentence of his first chapter: 'Sobriety, verging on unease, the object of Maddox's morning, so much having preceded him until this moment - a moment (glancing at Rachel's drawing above his head) when it felt as if he were about to reinvent himself.' Grammar is loose to the point of non-existence.
Every new arrival to the room visibly reacted when they saw him; from strangers who glanced a moment too long to friends offering hugs and beaming smiles.
Glancing back a moment later, I could not see Arizona anymore, only the foreground of Mexico — small children kicking a ball, men in sombreros conferring under a striped awning, steaming food carts.
I was unaware, until glancing at IMDb moments ago, that McIntire died in 1986, at the age of forty-one.
He proceeded to exterminate it, morsel by morsel, not uttering a word, not putting down his fork and knife for a moment, only glancing up at the TV screen now and then.
The moment you become idle, the moment you start glancing at the clock.
He seemed about ready to leave, then at the last moment glanced down like someone making an impulse purchase at a cash register.
