Sentence examples for sole glimpse from inspiring English sources
He signs the fatal contract with his own blood, at which point a blob of red provides the film's sole glimpse of a primary colour.
Perhaps the current bounty of grooming tools and high-tech gadgets has made people more aware of the risks of tie-giving: a one-size-fits-all gift that also offers perhaps the sole sartorial glimpse into a man's Inner Him, a tie, it seems, will forever walk the perilous line between being presumptuous and a cliché.
Disheveled but intent, he skulks through the station and slips behind a ventilation grate in a dark passage, giving a glimpse of the holes in the sole of his shoe.
She varies the mood from wry self-mockery ("I'm a frequent flyer... notorious liar") to PJ Harvey-ish stridency (sole rocker Hard As Stone), but most affectingly A Camp offers penetrating glimpses of the personal cost of international rock superstardom.
Certain occupants will be glimpsed only briefly.
After the credits roll some more, we get a second glimpse of Amma, this time entering the woods as the Woman in White, a figure seen by the sole witness to Natalie's murder.
Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".
"That short experience," she later wrote, "included a glimpse of the great fact that I have since tried to make plain to others, namely, Life in and of Spirit; this Life being the sole reality of existence.
