Sentence examples for the human glance from inspiring English sources

The painter is not an exemplar of Vermeer's ideal, but an artist who is looking for the wrong things, focusing on the laurel and its glory rather the human glance and its subtleties.

Recently on the 1 train, I talked to a gaunt woman named Kimberly, clad in a massive ski parka and enormous men's jeans, who couldn't get a human glance, much less a dollar.

At first glance "The Human Stain" might seem to be a story about political correctness and 1990's puritanism: there are lots of gratuitous allusions to President Clinton and the Monica Lewinsky scandal, and one of the novel's central plot lines involves accusations of racism and misogyny made against the hero, Coleman Silk.

At first glance, the human and Drosophila heart appear to have little in common.

It is of note, that at first glance the human testis histology appears chaotic in comparison with the regular and robust appearance of the mouse testis.

THERE is a special kind of appeal to stories that lead us to the far boundary of the human and allow us a glance at what is on the other side, where the wild things are.

Her aim is to portray every single glance of the human soul and encourage people to dream and never stop believing in dreams.

The back features a schematic of the human body, showing, at a glance, where the microbe causes disease.

"Put Some Red on It" glances at the human toll of gold mining over buzzing, sliding synthesizers and insistent percussion; "Dog to Bone" envisions growing up in a war zone over a track that jumps from lilting high-life guitar to ringing rock to pure rhythm, programmed and fiercely hand played (by the drummer Zach Hill from Hella).

It lets the human eye extract the information at a glance.

The human brain, however, seems to grasp at a glance the 3D structure associated with a line drawing.