Sentence examples for he glimmers from inspiring English sources

He glimmers with white-faced intensity in his dark cell.

He thought he saw glimmers of that team Sunday, but it was just a mirage.

He was tormented as a Christian teenager by his homosexual attractions, but now, after men's retreats and an online course of reparative therapy, he says he feels glimmers of attraction for women and is thinking about dating.

A flurry of government action has yet to reverse the nation's economic calamity, and while Mr. Obama said again that he detects "glimmers of hope," he pleaded for patience from an instant-gratification society that usually responds to crisis with "a lurch from shock to trance".

Like so many other suckers, he tossed caution and common sense to the winds, though he had glimmers that his passion for playing the market was self-destructive.

But he retains glimmers of nostalgia — for his long-dead father and for the love he once had for Rita.

Yet he showed glimmers of frustration with the political pressures that are shaping the battle plan.

President Barack Obama took a calculated risk today by predicting the US may be beginning to rise out of recession, saying he saw "glimmers of hope" across the economy.

He sees glimmers of hope in ventures like Pocket Living, a London-based development company run by a former investment banker who successfully lobbied the former mayor Boris Johnson to introduce a smaller minimum space standard for one-bed flats.

He saw glimmers of hope in "impact investment"; namely, where risk is divided up between the pubic sector (which takes the higher risk parts) and the financial sector (which takes more conventional level risk).

Gujarat, he added, was shining "like a land of gold".By many measures it glimmers nicely.