Sentence examples for unusual glimpse from inspiring English sources

The documents offer an unusual glimpse into the delicate relationship that drug makers have with influential doctors.

But the Mumbai case provides an unusual glimpse into a group of bored young men who had committed the same crime often enough to develop a routine.

Instead, you got an unusual glimpse of the work's skeleton; recurring motifs obscured by Var?'s orchestral density stood out with a sharp clarity.

The criminal charges, a rarity for a religious congregation that often resolves its disputes internally, offer an unusual glimpse into an Amish community in crisis.

The visit, which lasted from 5 a.m. to nearly 8 p.m. Monday, provided an unusual glimpse into the Bush campaign's daily efforts to discredit Mr. Kerry.

Peter Osnos, the publisher of PublicAffairs, said the chapter-like reports provided an unusual glimpse into an investigation still in progress.

Among the works on the group's Monday afternoon program at Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church were unusual glimpses of Glinka and Puccini.

It is unusual to glimpse this kind of emotion.

Walton's practice, rare among judges, of allowing jurors to submit their own questions allows an unusual midtrial glimpse of how the case looks to the jury.

The memos — providing an unusual inside glimpse of the strategic thinking of the country's most prominent group opposing same-sex marriage — quickly drew attacks from gay rights and civil rights organizations.

The profiles offer unusual anecdotal glimpses of French history.