Sentence examples for glimpses for from inspiring English sources

His prismatic evocations of the Mrs. Dalloway who is defined by her position, obligations and party preparations and her inner Clarissa — that essential being she glimpses for a moment at the end, thanks to the suicide of Septimus and the steadfast love of her childhood friend, Peter — implant the life and breath of one masterpiece in a masterly work of criticism.

Glimpses, for the most part, are all nature allows.

Nehru wrote Glimpses for his daughter Indira -- a narrative history told through personal style by a father who becomes his daughter's historical interpreter.

In "Plenty of Cake," Anna writes of a friend "who has always provided dispatches from the foreseeable future because her children are just a little bit older... .. Anna has always provided those dispatches, those glimpses, for me.

But not a glimpse for us.

(It is glimpsed for a second here, unmentioned by name, and then misspelled in the credits).

It is a first impression for guests and a tantalizing glimpse for passers-by.

Not a chance as such but a first glimpse for New York.

It was one of the few things she could glimpse for those two years.

I may have glimpsed for myself what he sees, but only once.

That day, he glimpsed for the first time what his father had done.