Sentence examples for singular glimpse from inspiring English sources

The Dorothy Day Cottages and Spanish Camp on Staten Island, a site he prized for the singular glimpse it provided into a social movement of yesteryear?

Of scientific interest is the almost singular glimpse the Karoo affords of reptilian life, especially the mammallike therapsid reptiles, among whose ranks are to be found the progenitors of the true mammals.

A formidable talker who is invariably smart, candid and acerbic, De Palma is a person of considerable self-confidence, and listening to him hold forth gives us an always-involving glimpse inside a singular cinematic mind".

Just as we're waiting for singular Olympic heroes, we're also waiting to get a satisfying glimpse of the bad guy.

Mandela's life was singular and indispensable, and over the years The New Yorker has been lucky enough to catch glimpses of it.

Taken as a whole, it offers a glimpse at both the evolution of technology and the ways in which Zappa's unique modifications created singular sounds.

Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".

"There was a glimpse of a whip, a fleeting look at Johnson wearing a mask and a confession by Dornan as Grey that 'my tastes are very singular'," wrote The Wrap, who called the preview "surprisingly tame".

Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".

It added: "There was a glimpse of a whip, a fleeting look at Johnson wearing a mask, and a confession by Dornan as Grey that 'my tastes are very singular'.

Singular or plural?