Sentence examples for privileged glimpses from inspiring English sources

When we take what Fitzgerald called "privileged glimpses into the human heart," it is not always clear what we see.

"I wanted no more riotous excursion with privileged glimpses into the human heart," he says at the end.

The narrator's boss, an outsize profligate named Buddy Hamstra, gives him the free rein he needs and offers privileged glimpses into the myriad stories that unfold behind the doors on either side of the corridors.

Although the principal characters in the book are very different from the real people in Carter's life (the narrator's respect for traffic laws is questionable; his wife is having an affair), a reader often has the feeling of being allowed privileged glimpses into the author's own stratum of "the darker nation".

It's a privileged glimpse into a marriage that lasted until she died, in 1899.

But Hollinghurst's novel gives only a privileged glimpse of the English ruling class.

They are a secretive caste, with the serene aura of having had a privileged glimpse of something extraordinary.

I've been allowed a privileged glimpse at a regular Wednesday in the Brooklyn office of the Chief Medical Examiner of New York City.

This beachside bush camp in Cape Range National Park affords a privileged glimpse of a rare eco-system, in a remote spot where your only visitors are the occasional kangaroo.

The result of Tuesday's destruction is that we have been given a privileged glimpse into the interior of one family after another.

Discovering an occupied bird box, a meandering hedgehog, froglets in long grass, or a basking slow worm gives you a privileged glimpse into an unseen world.