Sentence examples for tentative glimpse from inspiring English sources
Doing so will provide a tentative glimpse of future developments in this way of encoding geometries.
Although the setting is apocalyptic, Mr. Burns offers only a scant and tentative glimpse at the disaster that brought the group together.
On Thursday, I went to Minneapolis to get a glimpse of the earliest, tentative fruits of their labors.
I did not relinquish my summer plans, but summer is over now and I have begun to supplement verbal accounts of the running news with tentative perusal of C-span, brief glimpses of anchorfolk, squinting glances at newspapers — trying belatedly to get the story straight.
The glimpse of court life; the tentative music-enhanced friendship of lutenist and king; the shrewish outbursts of the music-hating Kirsten -- these are ingredients that could add up to something marvelous.
Now, a number are showing glimpses of a recovery, aided by a tentative improvement in some corners of the economy and new business picked up from rivals that stumbled in the wake of the financial crisis.
But having shown the reader a glimpse of this fascinating byway, he speeds straight past, impatient to reach the next intellectual stop, while the tentative theory is simply accepted.If the book is not all it could be, it is still worth reading, though less for answers than for its interesting hypotheses.
Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".
Her personal quest provides a glimpse of how a community brutalised by Boko Haram – and still mourning its lost sons and daughters – has rallied together as it takes tentative steps to recovery.
