Sentence examples for with a passing glance from inspiring English sources

Shapcott, with a passing glance at Shelley, celebrates in Hairless the vitality of open borders between the body and its environment.

What Strober did with those words -- and those little blocks of color that most people treat with a passing glance -- is anything but mundane.

We will spend almost all of our time on Socrates (469-399 BC), Plato (427-347 BC), and Aristotle (384-322 BC), with a passing glance at pre-Socratic and Hellenistic philosophers.

Ironically, as my spouse noted, I can identify most cars with a passing glance, and even tell what specific model they are.

His suggestive look and pose, with even a passing glance, seem to answer the question "Where you headed?" with a knowing "All the way".

Guitry, a legendary theatrical wit, rapidly swings his cast of provincial characters between delicious cunning and delightful obliviousness, with only a passing glance at virtue.

They walk around the city with scarcely a passing glance at the soldiers, only distinguishable from local police by the writing on their uniforms.

AMMAN — They may begin with a slur, a passing glance or an accidental shove: Student brawls that turn into tribal confrontations have become an increasingly worrying phenomenon on university campuses across Jordan.

The sublimity of his mature art is the application of classical skill and aristocratic taste to modern and plebeian subjects, often framed with the off-center casualness of a passing glance.

But the truth is, people are so consumed with their own lives, that they barely give it a passing glance and then move on.

Reporters pay them a passing glance whilst helping themselves to pieces of shortbread, complete with icing sugar shaken on the top to represent the Union flag.