Sentence examples for moving glimpse from inspiring English sources
"Coney" is also a noirish thriller and a darkly comic and moving glimpse into the lives of Jewish immigrants in the 1930's.
That suits the Miser, who grew up at the tail end of the analog era, gorging on books about his cultural heroes but starved for a living, moving glimpse of them.
I don't know a smarter or more moving glimpse into the sexual politics of a marriage between writers, the control of language — even the language of this poem — yanked back and forth between fearsome equals.
The result is a "richly drawn portrait" that is "also a noirish thriller and a darkly comic and moving glimpse into the lives of Jewish immigrants," Dana Kennedy wrote here in 2000.
One may wish, in light of the novel's panoramic ambitions, he had dealt a bit more with the greater political conflicts that would no doubt have swirled about in the desert, even among those thankful for the work, but he's done a wonderful job of rendering the feel of the country during this despairing time, as well as providing a moving glimpse of the sorrow and drift of its people.
Having just emerged from Bassam Tariq and Omar Mullick's moving glimpse inside a Karachi, Pakistan, home for runaway children, she recalled how she herself ran away from home before she was a teen, fleeing a dire situation at home.
Yet to see the younger, vulnerable Nicholson crying in his encounter with his silent father is powerful and moving: a glimpse of the human face behind the "devil" mask that would grow in Nicholson's later career.
Lucky that the cloud lifted and sun shone at the very end of the day at our second attempt at Tower Bridge (I will always remember producer Lisa Osborne sending me a sequence of stills through the day starting with a crew in wet weather gear, moving to a glimpse of blue sky and ending with glorious shots of two helicopters flying through the bridge as the sun began to set).
Make a recording then move on glimpsing traces of other players, eavesdropping under a bridge or from the top of a multi story car park.
For those who know Berlin, there's something beguilingly moving about the glimpses of the city's life – the Mickey Mouse figurines in the confiserie, the list of prices in a cafe, the faces of invalids and beggars.
Contrarily, he tells a moving story about glimpsing pianos in the hallways of rich people's homes when working as a delivery boy, and sings with genuine emotion about realising dreams.
