Sentence examples for needed a glimpse from inspiring English sources

Despite their great talents, they represent special interests, commercial, aesthetic, political, that allowed them access to sites off limits to the rest of us who wanted, needed a glimpse to heal, or to simply satiate a gnawing need to belong to the human race.

You don't need a glimpse at the future to figure that one out.

We need a glimpse of it to feel superior, self-satisfied.

But the abandonment of the armed struggle needs a glimpse of light at the end of the political tunnel and the current Israeli government allows no glimpse.

But the story goes that in the midst of the dark winters and more reflective Advents of years past, churches thought that about now people needed a little glimpse of what was coming.

If we want to move on as country, we need a cursory glimpse of what remains hidden below the surface.

We grab the whole meaning all at once (as a gestalt, to use a technical psychological term), which is how we need only a glimpse of a friend's face to bring up an entire relationship--our minds don't break the relationship down into computational bits of information.

If we needed any motivation, a glimpse inside the cave was more than enough to make us stand clear of the walls.

Parker said that anyone who wanted to catch a glimpse of Freddiemercury would need a telescope as it is only one ten thousandth of the brightness that the naked eye can see in a dark sky.

Situated on the water's edge in the Brickell area, with views across Miami and out to the Atlantic, a good pair of binoculars is all Murray needs to catch a glimpse of the bottlenose dolphins or manatees, which swim into the Biscayne Bay.

I will make myself visible for all of them, sensing that maybe they need to see a glimpse of themselves, unmasked.