Sentence examples for immediate glimpse from inspiring English sources

"Ultima has this tremendous involvement that gives players the feeling that they get an immediate glimpse into who people are," he said.

A street in central Karachi, the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem, a faceless intersection in Memphis, the Los Angeles downtown skyline, the Grand Place in Brussels -- all assembled in pictures that renew themselves every few moments with a quotidian crawl -- for the perusal of the curious, terminally bored, insomniac or expatriate searching for an immediate glimpse at a piece of home.

An immediate glimpse at Table 3 shows how the same conclusions drawn above can be done also if one consider different hourly time series.

Rappers don't just like tossing bands at the club; there, they can get immediate, first-hand glimpses at how dancers and other big spenders respond to the music.

Farther along, to the immediate west, you catch glimpses of the cliffs that enclose the coves where people swim and surf.

On the opening day of the exhibition season, when most teams provide a glimpse of their immediate future, the Mets endorsed a prospect from their past.

As he rightly insists, the paintings and drawings of the immediate postwar period offer a glimpse of what a critical English Modernism in dialogue with the European avant-garde might conceivably have looked like.

To a typical passenger, the twin-engine jet airliner might have looked like a standard hefty commercial airplane, but to Aldama, it represented a feat of engineering and an exciting glimpse into her immediate future.

Richard Lawson in The Atlantic Wire: Though I guess it's possible the difference really is merely generational – the rich late '90s gave us Sex [and The City], while the wobbly '10s give us Girls, a witty and occasionally touching glimpse into our immediate neighbors' lives.

Here's a glimpse into the immediate aftermath.

The site offer readers a glimpse of each discipline's immediate present by focusing on the window of time between dissertation defense and first book publication.