"We had outed them and endangered their lives," Mr. Alvi said on the way to the Prudential Center, where a small Vice crew was filming every handshake and wide-eyed glimpse of Metallica's mountains of equipment.
Catching Fire offers us a wider glimpse of Panem society, its cruelty and its overconfidence.
Annie Cohen-Solal, in her lively and detail-laden "Leo and His Circle," provides the widest glimpse so far.
The 2002 film Jacques Derrida, by Amy Ziering Kofman, entertainingly explored this questionable opposition, and gave a wider glimpse of its subject's wicked sense of humour.
Growing Up Black is divided into eight chapters, each one documenting a stage in Morris's photographic life and providing a wider glimpse of black British experience.
The exhibition, in other words, not only illuminates the particular succession of events that connected Charles I's collection with Spain but also gives one a wider glimpse into the business of art in the 17th century.
On a 1904 monograph about the painter Thomas Gainsborough, a dozen faces copied from his portraits appear on the cover's ivory miniatures, offering tantalizing inch-wide glimpses of full color for a book full of grainy black-and-white prints.
Eyes wide, a glimpse of teeth, corners of the mouth turning up rather than down: usually these indicated a smile that could, he knew, mean anger but more often meant friendliness.
The polar bear has been Grandview's main attraction since its opening in January, with visitors flocking from far and wide to glimpse him in his enclosure — a Spartan, blue-walled room with artificial snow, a shallow pool and little else.
Two minutes later he had the third set and was punching the air, eyes wide, starting to glimpse the outline of a defining high point in his 10-year career.
