Sentence examples for kind glance from inspiring English sources

Meshcha was remarkably sweet and submissive, exposing her belly upon my slightest (infrequent) kind glance.

What kind of glance did Emily give to her diary?

They're really easy to kind of glance at.

I did follow the debate, but from afar, taking it in with a sidelong I'm-already-decided kind of glance.

You sense the impact of that decomposition in Mr. Fuchs's words and in the sagging, emptied-out faces of Mr. Richter and Ms. Paul, but this kind of glance at history is a poor substitute for a hard, steady and expansive examination.

"I kind of glanced at it and was like O.K., N.Y.M. and N.Y.Y. — wait what?" Bailey said.

"Two guys were on it, one a really big guy, and I kind of glanced at it".

They shot one another the kind of glances I imagine the Samoans must have traded whenever Margaret Mead showed up to take notes.

The song's historical background is crudely sketched with the kind of glancing invocations of civil rights, Vietnam and the counter-culture that appear whenever the word "60s" is mentioned in TV news stories.

So, when the Max character is walking along at the beginning, a few spaceships whip over his head and he just kind of glances up.

The store is, at first glance, kind of a shock, more Duane Reade in presentation than Westport, Conn.