Sentence examples for glimmer out from inspiring English sources

Blue-ish whites glimmer out of blue-ish darkness.

The #metoo movement has brought to light countless examples of abuse, mistreatment and harassment, but if there is one positive glimmer out of all that is being shared, it's a sense of solidarity and empowerment.

Ms. Rathore, a resident of New York City, for instance, collages subway maps onto her images, while Ms. Khalid, from Lahore, depicts burka-clad female figures that glimmer out of the dark background of her paintings, often full of religious intensity.

This may be domestic romance, yet there are scenes in which the Gray who made "The Yards" and "We Own the Night" starts to needle the action with pinpricks of the old suspense, as when Leonard skulks behind a bedroom door, or when he waits, and waits, for Michelle to glimmer out of the shadows of the courtyard and join him in fleeing the city.

His artistic star rose under the protection of Gorky, shone brightest with the collection "Red Cavalry," in 1926, and glimmered out as Stalin's rule, beginning in 1924, with Lenin's death, suffocated freedom of expression and imposed terror.

"Look at that sad-looking soldier in comparison with my guys," Mr. Kazerzin said with a glimmer of pride, pointing out a particularly morose conscript soldier working crowd control along with his volunteers.

And the glimmer of hope held out by news channels looping footage of Germany welcoming Syrians is lighting the way for a growing number of families.

And while some are fortunate enough to land a spot on the Boston Housing Administration's waiting list for affordable housing, what presents itself as a glimmer of hope turns out to be nothing more than a bureaucratic mirage.

Within three minutes of Farrell's return, however, England had scored the first half's solitary try, a well-placed high kick and subsequent ruck turnover creating a glimmer of space out wide.

Although her routines often leave jaws hanging, Ms. Lampanelli said she never heedlessly hurts anyone: "As soon as I see a glimmer of that, I'm out".

The trip has been an eye-opener, literally, with a 4am start in the dawn glimmer of what will turn out to be the hottest day of the year so far.