Sentence examples for sort of glimpse from inspiring English sources

It's been consistently brilliant in its first three seasons, and tonight we're set to get some sort of glimpse at the fourth.

I went paragliding (to get any sort of glimpse into what he felt while flying) and was, thankfully, a bit bored and nauseous.

"To me, this is a sort of glimpse into an America of the future, in which banks and corporations can write all of the rules," Lerner, the labor organizer, told HuffPost.

Genevieve's advice is to keep giving the people what they want offering the sort of intimate glimpses into life that tabloid newspapers could only dream of capturing.

But they opened the program with the first movement of the Bartok Third Quartet, as an overture of sorts, a glimpse of Ligeti's roots in Hungarian modernism.

(I kept thinking about how, in a different sort of novel, these glimpses might provide the impetus for the entire book).

These sorts of first glimpses are astonishingly reliable in predicting how people will feel about each other months later.

That sort of vindictiveness offers a glimpse of why Snowden does not just come on back and, as some blithely suggest, let the government do what it may.

"When you get a beautiful little embryo inside an egg, it's gorgeous, … but it's only a glimpse, sort of like a frozen moment in the embryonic life of the animal," Reisz says.

Increasingly, we're glimpsing a sort of warped reverse mirror view of the Silicon Valley utopianism that tech CEOs love to project as a halo to shine over their "world changing" products.

The last part in the series is sort of an epilogue that shows glimpses of what has happened earlier in the couple's lives apart and together.