Sentence examples for glimmer that from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, it is that glimmer that makes Son of Saul so traumatic.

Ipsos Mori finds that 59% now think that no more cuts are needed (with no hint of a glimmer that translates into trusting Labour).

Wayne Koestenbaum has written frequently and fondly about his favorite heroines, but there's a Wildean clip and glimmer that distinguishes "Jackie Under My Skin" (1995), his take on Jackie Kennedy.

Neighbors, acquaintances and teachers who knew the suspect found themselves searching for any glimmer that could offer some small clue as to how the quiet man from their memories came to be arrested in such horrific crimes.

Of course, Creon would spot danger in a woman described, aptly if awkwardly (in the supertitles), as "the glimmer that lit the last blossom of the house of Oedipus".

I can remember scratching my head in 2002 when, during a fine production of Sophocles's "Antigone" from the National Theater of Greece, this description of the title character popped up on the screen: "The glimmer that lit the last blossom of the house of Oedipus".

And this morning, desperate men and women were clawing into the earth, hunting for the glimmers that might buy a bag of rice or a pair of secondhand shoes.

The Axon M's overall execution leaves something to be desired, but there are still compelling glimmers that point to some potential usefulness for the form factor.

As you sweep the flashlight over the room, pay attention to any small glimmers that reflect back at you.

There are glimmers that a disenfranchised electorate may be slowly waking up.

There are some glimmers that Sony is finding its way again, even as Apple and Samsung widen their lead.