The release of the transcripts from 9/11 offers painful yet necessary glimpses into the mind-set of those directly affected by the horrors of that day ("Fresh Glimpse in 9/11 Files of the Struggles for Survival," front page, Aug. 29).
I actually stayed in the theater even longer than necessary so that I could glimpse who was responsible for writing this script.
Such glimpses provide a necessary counterweight to the stories' harsh social realism, the two elements working together to create a superbly balanced whole.
Presumably the glimpse of Phelps was deemed necessary because he was missing from the opening parade, resting his gills on the eve of his first swim.
New to the adult male roles, Glenn Fleshler displays ample range and glimpses of real feeling when necessary.
To have a glimpse of the future, it is necessary to look at the past.
The result gave scientists their first glimpse into the set of genes necessary for life.
These are the glimpses that make us voyeurs but they are necessary and vital ones.
One German botanist said that "25,000 miles of travel would be necessary to see all the rare plants" that he had glimpsed in an hour.
It was fascinating to see glimpses of the sheer boredom that must have been a necessary accompaniment to overwintering in the frozen south: the explorers brought with them equipment for illustrated lectures; created performances; had celebratory meals.
