Sentence examples for just one glimpse from inspiring English sources

Just one glimpse and I got that what-hath-God-wrought feeling.

This walk yielded just one glimpse -- a single bird performing the spiral ascent in near darkness -- but the audience seemed satisfied.

Just one glimpse of its National Geographic-quality close-ups -- even three-quarters of an inch from the subject -- will convince you of that.

The use of private investigators was just one glimpse into the almost $40 million Whitewater and Lewinsky investigations that was provided by routine audit reports on the expenses of the independent counsel's office by the General Accounting Office.

"To give just one glimpse of the scale of the problem, back in 2003 the Daily Express ran 22 negative front pages stories about asylum seekers and refugees in a single 31-day period," he said.

For just one glimpse at why senators are anxiously awaiting the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office's cost estimate of the Finance Committee's health care bill, consider an amendment offered by Senator John D. Rockefeller IV.

Of his own morals and religion we have just one tantalising glimpse.

Yesteryear Revisited New York being a work in progress, many people may yearn for a time machine to whisk them into the past for just one more glimpse of some building or sign or monument as it once was.

Twenty years on, I can reel off Predator's moves and lines ("I ain't got time to bleed!") without thinking – but watching it takes me back to that overstimulated playground of the imagination, and the basic need that keeps me coming back to the cinema more than any other: just one more glimpse of the raw, the outlandish, the inconceivable.

Even in past episodes that have focused almost exclusively on just one or two characters, we've caught glimpses of others.

One glimpse on television sufficient to destroy a childhood.