Sentence examples for welcome glance from inspiring English sources

Until the end of the speech, when Obama circa 2004 put in a cameo appearance, he had provided a welcome glance of the Obama whom many Democrats believed they had elected in 2008: progressive, impassioned, and persuasive.

The current system at a glance: Welcome to the United States of America!

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At first glance, the situation should be welcome news in a state overwhelmingly controlled by Democrats, who have spent much of their time slashing programs they support.

I snapped, "Thanks!" He snapped back, "You're welcome!" Then we shot each other dagger glances and walked in opposite directions.

Paryavartana (returning): A householder who welcomes guests with cruel glances and abuses them is restrained in this hell.

At first glance, the news appears to be either welcome – if you're of the Theresa May, War on Drugs school of thought – or panic-inducing, if you're a cokehead.

"Welcome back," said the immigration official, after scanning my passport, briefly glancing at a computer screen and letting me pass — a process that took about 30 seconds.

Education has a crucial role to play in the promotion of good conduct among young people so, at first glance, the fact that he is channelling energy in this direction appears welcome.

This battle is welcome news for film lovers in the region who have long cast jealous glances at the bevy of programming available to audiences in other parts of the world.

Just glance at the "chronology" section of "A Grace Paley Reader" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), a welcome new collection of her short stories, nonfiction, and poems, edited by Kevin Bowen and Paley's daughter, Nora.