Sentence examples for mere snapshot of from inspiring English sources

A mere snapshot of the man's life, but a window into the coalescing of the convictions that would inform his life and career.

The findings of an 18-month IAAF ethics commission hearing into one specific facet of doping and corruption amid the whole sorry ongoing mess was a mere snapshot of what is to come later this month.

Not, in this instance, because it is impossible for Mr Blair to win a vote on the constitution, but because no referendum a mere snapshot of momentary opinion can deliver what Mr Blair yearns for.

This is a mere snapshot of a tourism industry constructed around Breaking Bad: the AMC drama phenomenon in which mild-mannered chemistry teacher Walter White Bryan Cranston turnss his expertise to producing crystal meth after a cancer diagnosis leaves him fearing for the financial future of his family.

While two years' data give a mere snapshot of the productive capacity of the wetlands, especially as rainfall was above average in both years, it raises questions for policymakers about the development direction they have chosen.

There you were, zipping around, folding t-shirts and laughing and making cleaning a room entirely more fun than it actually is, and I saw before me a mere snapshot of what's been taking place for the past 12 years.

Sailing through as many as six disciplines in just under a year, students have opportunities for only transient relationships, garnering mere snapshots of their patients' illnesses and lives.

Gordon has two struggles: the classic one, to live authentically, and an aesthetic one, to represent "the texture of et cetera itself," with a poetry that transcends mere snapshots of localized events and attempts to capture the hum and buzz of "life's white machine".

The trouble with ship-based expeditions is that they record mere snapshots of long-term ocean changes.

We all enjoy taking photos of our loved ones, but Fred Clark's fascination runs deeper than mere snapshots for the family album.

Some exponents of sampling theory have gone so far as to argue that "nothing good (certainly nothing representative) has ever come from grab sampling" due to the fact they provide a mere snapshot in time.