Sentence examples for some glimpse from inspiring English sources

Or would I manage, as I had hoped, to catch some glimpse of light?

Some glimpse of the discussion that preceded the T.R.C. might have made a good film even better.

Some glimpse the promise of economic salvation and the prospect that Zimbabwe could be transformed from sick of man of Africa into a new Botswana.

God's purpose would remain opaque to Kerouac — try as he might to impart some glimpse of it in his work — and a dec­ade later he was pretty much a burnt-out case.

Kramer thinks that the notion that depression affords us, as Greenberg puts it, "some glimpse of the way things are" is a myth standing in the way of treating a potentially dangerous disease of the brain.

Even if history is reduced to sequence, the order of events, sequence signifies, as Cornel West might say: we know where we are now by knowing where we were, and having some glimpse of where we're going.

Some glimpses of rational explanation may become visible.

See some glimpses of your chest again soon.

Once the shockwave passes, some glimpses of rational explanation may become visible.

You walk through it a little from time to time and get some glimpses.

Even among congressional Republicans, one can see some glimpses of slouching toward redemption.