Sentence examples for three glimpses from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I would add some details to your excellent article "Three Glimpses of a Century" (Nov. 30), by Belinda Cooper, which mentions the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp.

In that parenthetical, one glimpses the failure of our war.

From the tall windows, one glimpses a country-club battalion of gardeners maintaining the grounds.

A Michael Jackson tribute ricochets from "Billie Jean" to the Jackson Five, glimpses of iconic moves mashed together with flickering speed.

Chord by chord, the performers built another edifice of Messiaenic sound — a spectral cathedral that offered one or two glimpses of perfect joy, then melted into the night.

Watching television Saturday, one could catch two glimpses of the gun-control debate, and decide whether to cry or laugh, and for whose sake.

Loosely cut and flattering, they showed off the models' calves and offered flirty glimpses of the area just behind their knees.

Beyond it, one glimpses beautiful things in rooms with varied proportions and lighting schemes and the odd curved or colored wall.

Mrs. Richard's mother was that Julia Ward Howe whose imperishable monument is "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," and whom one glimpses briefly "Stepping Westward".

If there is none of de Ribes's daywear in the show — one glimpses it in a film clip — it's for good reason.

Chord by chord, the performers built another edifice of Messiaenic sound a spectral cathedral that offered one or two glimpses of perfect joy, then melted into the night.