Both killers manage to blend with their surroundings well enough to move about undetected, perhaps without arousing even the slightest glint of suspicion as they, too, go about their normal activities.
Or should he perhaps toil in the family business for several more years and then run for the United States Senate seat that will most likely be vacated by Frank L. Lautenberg, who is 80. Thomas H. Kean Jr. is 35 years old, and with a baby face and a head of hair that offers not the slightest glint of silver, he seems even younger.
There is always another lift, another lilt around any gloomy bend, giving her play the slightest glint of fairy tale around the edges.
A slight pause and a glint of pride.
In a portrait by Ali J in Volume 2 of "The Graphic Canon," Hester Prynne appears as we might imagine her — a simple unadorned woman, the sadness in her eyes tempered by a defiant glint of blue and a slight smile at the corner of her mouth.
Only among the quarterbacks did I notice even the glint of a little extra.
A FAINT flurry of diplomacy, a lull in the suicide bombings and a slight let-up in the military blockades have produced a glint of hopeful expectation after months of gloom and ominous escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
He loved the rocking of a heavy boat in a slight swell reaching to windward on a blue-sky day with a glint of sun on the water, the masts creaking, the wind slapping through the rigging.
If the angels subject everything to a measured and impervious surveillance, surely there's a slight softening of their gazes when the floundering artist improbably finds his way, and a glint of impish gloating when the critic — that master of directions, ever handy with explanations — somehow goes utterly astray.
