Sentence examples for glimpse toward from inspiring English sources

But too much of the book feels vague — an oddly cool glimpse toward vibrant personalities.

Vice Versa was a glimpse toward a future that I had been secretly planning for years.

While it's no surprise that "Greenery" represents a deep connection with nature, it extends beyond adding hints of foliage, beloved succulents, and lush flora to your living space ― it's a subtle glimpse toward growth, renewal and the future.

He combined poetry and photography in A Poet and His Camera (1968), Whispers of Intimate Things (1971), In Love (1971), Moments Without Proper Names (1975), and Glimpses Toward Infinity (1996).

Although individual styles varied, all the works were in a consonant, accessible language, with only the rarest glimpses toward atonality or process-driven Minimalism.

The attack on the Shiite Askari shrine in Samarra on February 22 and the resulting large-scale violence provided a glimpse of the abyss toward which Iraq could be headed.

The "glimpse into the future" points toward implantation in intermediate-risk patients in contrast to high-risk or inoperable patients.

An editorial in The Boston Globe in July offered a glimpse of Boston's attitude toward Mr. Levine, suggesting that he get well quickly or resign.

He pressed his nose against a chain-link fence to catch a glimpse of basketball players soaring toward the melting sun against a Harlem sky.

The protests provide a glimpse into Trump's policies toward Iran — whether he will adopt a tougher stance in dealing with the country than President Barack Obama, for example, and whether he will call for regime change.

Because of Hohmann's disdain for premature theories, and his data-collecting earnestness, it had sometimes been possible to forget that he is still driving toward an eventual glimpse of the big picture — and that this picture includes human beings.