Sentence examples for superb glimpse from inspiring English sources
The paradox of Berger's having allowed parents such a superb glimpse of a teenager's internal march toward independence is that if her own mother showed her a similar essay, she probably wouldn't read it, either.
Scheijen provides superb glimpses of his personality in action: "part over-sensitive aesthete, part coarse Hussar", as his friend Alexandre Benois said, with his extraordinary laugh: "The hinges of his jaws opened to expose a vast interior vista".
There is one superb detail, glimpsed in passing, that shows hucksters selling Lincoln memorabilia outside the jail where Surratt is being held, but that flash of the mercenary (and the modern) is never repeated.
The Buzzcuts festival continues over this weekend and is a superb way to catch a glimpse of the next generation of theatremakers.
Christopher Benson Skyped us from New Mexico and gave us glimpses of the superb studio that adjoins his home.
We catch a glimpse of the man in this superb piece by Peter Gibbs in Wisden 2012, but to have seen the man in action would have been a thrill beyond measure.
Morgan showed a glimpse of his talent with a superb step and break but fellow substitute Fotuali'i could not hang on to his pass in contact.
Young halfback Luke Brooks showed another glimpse of his prodigious talent with a superb try to get the Tigers on the board 12 minutes after the restart.
The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, said that it "contains some superb touching character scenes between Homer and Lisa, a fascinating glimpse of Marge's insecurities, and some nice touches that take it above the show's very high average".
It offered only occasional glimpses of Welles's brilliance and Francisco Reiguera's superb performance as Don Quixote.
The sense of claustrophobia is increased by Tim Hatley's superb design, which offers layers of translucent glassy walls so you are constantly glimpsing movement behind them.
