Sentence examples for sudden glimmer from inspiring English sources
A sudden glimmer of hope lit up in her heart and she felt as if she was floating on air.
One of the charms of this brutish, grasping community, where drunks urinate where they stand and bodies are thrown into sties to be devoured by pigs, is that there are sudden glimmers of wonder and civic pride.
The director also employs the misanthropy and sexual hostility that Mr. Hampton used as a gravitational pull in his "Liaisons," which makes Cho-Won's sudden glimmers of humanity comic and tragic.
She seemed to have been around forever, and then, all of a sudden, there she was: her blue eyes glimmering on the cover of every glossy on the rack; her slender hands clutching an Oscar, her name inscribed at the very top of the Hollywood A-List.
His performance of that Haydn trio (and other recordings I heard) seemed to put a musical score into analytically high relief, thrusting small phrases into isolated prominence, opening deep and sudden darknesses from instantaneous shifts and silences, turning glimmering runs into precarious leaps and bounds.
Tiny instances of humanity lighten Khalid's life in Guantánamo – a prison guard who gives him a piece of chocolate; the arrival of a yellowing Reader's Digest copy of To Kill a Mocking Bird, which Khalid devours over and over again; a sudden glimpse of blue sky from the exercise yard – and the ending offers a glimmer of hope for the future.
So there I was walking the path with about 50 or so other lovely strangers from all over the planet, underneath a vibrant full moon, whose moon beams glimmered through the jungle palms and banyan trees when, all of a sudden, my palms began to vibrate.
The sudden downpour that had preceded the start proved to do little more than make the circuit glimmer as the sun began to shine and Hamilton took to his task in front of a sea of union flags and, pointedly, one sign that read: "Nico: Caution.
My glimmer still glimmered.
