Sentence examples for same glimpse from inspiring English sources

As Alan Kay, one of the inventors of the first functioning window-style system, at Xerox in the seventies, explained in an interview, "We generally want to view and edit more than one kind of scene at the same time — this could be as simple as combining pictures and text in the same glimpse, or deal with more than one kind of task, or compare different perspectives of the same model".

These boats, which sit above and below the water all over the world, can provide travelers with the same glimpse the folks in Alabama got after Isaac, a view into the gullet of the ocean.

Today, travelers who arrive by ferry, from either England, Jersey or France, share this same first glimpse of the port, with its gently bobbing fishing boats and orderly rows of houses stacked along hills.

In the same way, seeing these tableaux is like glimpsing a starkly illuminated Shakespeare.

When firms can count on free trade, they can commit themselves to investments that raise incomes further.Mr Bradford, Mr Grieco and Mr Hufbauer use the same techniques to glimpse the effects of future liberalisation.

From the same story, a glimpse of nature: "September trees, yellow after an icy night or two, now that the sky was blue and warm, gave light instead of shadow".

In addition, the greatness of a city is measured partly in the vitality of its underdogs, and they include benignly neglected treasures, the haunted, imperfect places where you can see things both working and falling apart at the same time and glimpse the eternal dance of ambition and failure that fuels human enterprise.

It feels very much like a glimpse of the future, in the same way that touch-screen tablets did at first, and automated floor sweeping devices do.

And at Coin Berb?, he might even unearth the same creations he glimpsed four centuries ago.

Was that the same village I glimpsed - Vowchurch - after which the great Welshman Anthony Powell named one of his characters?

And for Britons and other northern Europeans, the same picture offered glimpses of a place utterly different from their own and full of possibilities –a wide open road metaphorically as well as literally.