Despite talk of the Internet as a site of quickly glimpsed imagery and viral cat videos, a solid core of old-fashioned moralizing, even sermonizing, punditry is part of the daily burden it presents.
Taking a moment to lean back and become the observer of my thoughts, I quickly glimpsed at my past from a self-realized perspective.
Yes, he didn't write them all that quickly (although a quick glimpse at his release schedule for previous years suggests it's not as if he took any real holidays from the typewriter), but the act of editing them, prepping them for release, and promoting them: that would have been tiring.
As quickly as you glimpse the women from a car, they fade from view in a fog of cooking smoke and truck exhaust.
A16 Afghan Spin on Democracy The two houses of Parliament began their first sessions and quickly provided a glimpse of democracy Afghan style, with the upper house ignoring the rules of procedure and the lower house getting bogged down in debate.
From time to time he glances up from it to peer through the curtain of conifers, which reveal, then quickly conceal again, glimpses of mown grass and rows of smaller trees with white fruit and green and red foliage.
Selfies were quickly replaced by glimpses into people's lives that would normally go unseen.
What the little girl has seen and quickly forgotten is a glimpse of pornographic imagery on an older brother's iPad that in her mind has become confused with Lucas, on whom she has an innocent crush.
Mathematicians and musicians, we are told, are best at solving crosswords quickly, being able to glimpse the underlying orthographic patterns and puns like a system of numbers or notes.
On a trip through the region to shore up support for the international effort against terrorism, Mr. Blair was quickly confronted with a fresh glimpse of the depth of the divide between Israelis and Palestinians.
