Sentence examples for representative glimpse from inspiring English sources

But if you're itching for a more representative glimpse into the urban art movement, let us know who your favorite women artists of the urban aesthetic are in the comments.

With its flash-fried stir-fries and homey simmered stews, the offerings on the menu page labeled "Family Dinner" give a representative glimpse of the style: The melting tenderness of ca kho to, red-cooked catfish simmered in mahogany-colored caramelized fish sauce, is positively soul stirring.

Using schools also allows for the collection of comparable data across the CIH pilot sites and provides a representative glimpse of the community.

I got a small, not-entirely-representative glimpse of her future – endless parties in intricate courtyards populated by rich, handsome people – and then I left the country for nine months.

After weeks of declining to release his income tax returns, Representative Rick A. Lazio offered a limited glimpse at his records, and his finances looked ordinary.

We then focus on some representative examples that give a glimpse into state-of-the-art nanomedicine approaches developed for CSCs elimination.

Additionally, we highlight some representative examples that give a glimpse into the current trends into the design and application of efficient synthetic systems for miRNA delivery.

Hence, we reasoned that a better understanding of the biological processes involved in FDG uptake could be glimpsed by studying a representative sample of diverse human metastatic tumors, accounting thus for a greater tumor heterogeneity but retaining a number of common processes underlying the biology of FDG uptake beyond glycolysis.

Partly for my own safety, I avoided interviewing people with ties to the government, so I can't be sure that my glimpse of the public mood was representative.

On "Fox News Sunday," Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Senate minority leader, and Representative Xavier Becerra, Democrat of California, will offer a glimpse of Sunday's meeting at the White House.

ON THE SCREEN -- The commercial begins with what for many New Jersey voters may be the first glimpse of Mr. Corzine's Republican opponent, Representative Bob Franks, apparently taken from a recent television interview.