Sentence examples for his glimpse from inspiring English sources

His glimpse into the sex lives of bored suburbanites was commercially successful and helped kick-start the sexploitation genre.

Back home, his glimpse of vastness "made me look at our own tamed acres with a new respect, and a willingness to suspend judgement about their domesticity".

He found "a true comfort" in his glimpse into the mainstream: "It may have been boring, but it was unifying.

He lifts his hand, and mournful violin notes begin, signaling Romeo's arrival at Juliet's grave and his glimpse of her seemingly lifeless body.

Mr. Allitt recalls seeing his glimpse of the new alliance at an Operation Rescue anti-abortion rally in Atlanta in the 1980's.

They are not persuasive, at least to the reader for whom Newland Archer, a few pages back, has come alive in his infatuation, his glimpse of other possibilities than respectability's confinement.

His glimpses of the interior of the train are essentially discontinuous in time.

Still, all his glimpses ask us to consider what is below the surface of the familiar.

Folklorist Lafcadio Hearn describes the condition in the first volume of his Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan: Strange is the madness of those into whom demon foxes enter.

His glimpses into the human body via these warriors' wounds, combined with much more systematic dissections of animals, became the basis of Islamic and European medicine for centuries.

Perhaps his first glimpse of his own face on film was especially unnerving.