Sentence examples for let us glimpse from inspiring English sources
Weart uses excerpts from pivotal papers to let us glimpse the thinking of climatology's pioneers.
Damrosch has at least managed to let us glimpse the human roots of Swift's sometimes inhuman irony.
The exhibition's documents, accompanied by the 1997 Austen biography by Claire Tomalin, almost let us glimpse the person behind the supremely knowing voice of the novels.
Because this is a historical novel, not simply a story of family function and dysfunction in period dress, the author does let us glimpse the world outside Washburn now and then.
They let us glimpse celebrated lives from the inside even as they provide us with a measuring stick against which to evaluate our own lives and take inspiration.
His autobiography, however, lets us glimpse his own school days and the adventures he had.
(This is a performance that any student of class systems needs to see.) But Mr. Goodman lets us glimpse the tickling uncertainty within the stolidness.
She can be a more exceptional artist than this season's repertory has shown us; Fall, in which she pauses amid whirlwind speed, is a role that lets us glimpse how much.
Matar uses a supple literary voice that conveys his narrator's childish confusion about what is taking place around him (his alcoholic mother's "medicine," for instance) while letting us glimpse the darker adult realities.
As it is, the movie, which opens today in Manhattan and Los Angeles, is best in its quieter moments, when it lets go of the story's momentum and lets us glimpse the world through its hero's trusting, vulnerable eyes.
In Dennis Hopper's Screen Test, a band of darkness runs down the centre of the actor's furrowed face; you cannot help seeing it as a crack that lets us glimpse Hopper's troubled spirit.
