Sentence examples for rather a glimpse from inspiring English sources
What she offers in this account is not a diary in any strict chronological sense, but rather a glimpse of madness from inside the eye of the storm.
The book, It, is not her take on Stephen King's classic novel but rather a glimpse into her It girl-ness.
Yet this was no mere quirk but rather a glimpse into the future – the era of bands being signed on the strength of their MySpace "friends" was just around the corner.
Centore: In an overarching sense, what I'd like to come from this is I'd rather show a glimpse of their complex lives rather than trying to provide this simplified film that people might not be able to relate to.
But for candidates like Mr. Paul, Twitter is an organizing tool rather than a glimpse behind the curtain.
It's not a business, but, rather, a mere glimpse at what might be.
The photographs are not exploitive, but rather a poignant glimpse into the human condition.
The photo, again, offers a contrary image: Rather than some a glimpse at a chic party, a couple in casual dress is dining at a table in a restaurant and taking their own picture with a mobile device.
Rather, it's a glimpse into the role of postdocs in the process of research production.
The Rochester speech, laying out her health proposals in a rather austere way, offered a glimpse of Mrs. Clinton as policy advocate, a plus according to pollsters who believe women pay more attention to issues than men.
This interpretation does not intend to exclude obsessive and dependent behaviours; it rather tries to catch a glimpse of the condition for the transition from one form to the other.
