Sentence examples for startling glimpses from inspiring English sources

The photographs are vivid, sometimes startling glimpses through the natural keyholes of thicket, grass and leaves at secret birds, caught unaware.

This doesn't prevent Ms. Williams from conveying, in startling glimpses, the very real sadness, regret, contempt and even compassion behind the mask.

It had been a startling glimpse of vanity, of self-importance.

Later on, there is a startling glimpse of kiwi fruit and sun-dried tomatoes.

The "bears" derive from a startling glimpse that Marden had of a bear outside his country studio, in Pennsylvania, a few years ago.

Best vantage point Ideally the walk would be going down Oxford Street, providing a rare and startling glimpse of people moving above 1.5mph.

Sara Rimer of The Times wrote an article last week that gave us a startling glimpse of just how mindless and self-destructive the U.S. is becoming.

If not, I found it to be a startling glimpse of what happens when social apps and advertisers find a way to finally reside in our brain.

The recent Washington Post debacle of attempting to sell access to political elites via "salons" at the home of the paper's publisher offers a startling glimpse at how low commercial media have stooped.

One morning when I was brushing my teeth, I leaned toward the mirror and caught a startling glimpse of swollen, bruised flesh crisscrossed with black stitching, which made me feel as though I had been in a horrible accident instead of expertly tended to by a surgeon.

The country got a startling glimpse of Trump's ability to harangue, and the joy he appeared to take in it, during his recent interview with ABC's David Muir, who was game enough but was soon surrounded by the Trumpian wall of sound: MUIR: But three to five million illegal votes?