Sentences with phrase «fleeting glance»

A very minor, fleeting glance by the way.

Your resume needs to have enough impact to make an impression in a single fleeting glance.

Promisingly paired with Kristen Stewart as his long - term girlfriend, I was hoping for a reprisal of the pair's touching chemistry in Adventureland but instead we're given only fleeting glances at the strength of their relationship before all hell breaks loose and people get killed with spoons.

My role is to anticipate fleeting glances, nuanced toe - curls and moist eyes that tell stories.

This aspect of her character is remarkably subtle, shown only in a few fleeting glances at the prom dress she doesn't get to wear, but the character is betrayed by not really giving her enough screentime to justify her transformation into the audience surrogate.

Returning to the traditional medium of painting, Liu Xiaodong, whose solo exhibition «25 Oil Paintings: 1993 - 2007» was up at Yallay Gallery in Hong Kong in March, makes a renewed case for this question, departing from the legacy of socialist realism that has occupied the medium for several decades, to explore instead intimate and fleeting glances into the country's ever - changing social landscape.

Now, that doesn't mean standing over them with your eyes bulging out but it also doesn't mean shy, fleeting glances.

Thanks to Haigh's gentle and delicate direction, it almost feels like we hold Kate's hand as she goes through the motions, with Rampling evoking more through the slightest of movements, whimpers, and fleeting glances than most actors can dream about.

Yet, even with just a fleeting glance, they are able to convey a wealth of information and emotion.

To let surface vulnerability in, even if it's simply for a fleeting glance.

She has reached her limit of sexual partners, based on a fleeting glance at a statistic that states she is just about at double the number of the average count of lovers that women have in their lifetime.

Donning an outfit that does not need more than a fleeting glance from its beholder to take their breath away, the HCD - 14 Genesis Concept exudes pure royalty and irresistible charm from every inch of its structure.

One fleeting glance is enough to tell you that this is no ordinary C63 AMG coupe.

However, nowadays, before a reader will even consider an indie author's book, that book must have a compelling cover design, be properly edited, proofed and formatted, and must have a great title and blurb and even a great opening hook to get the reader to give the author's book more than a fleeting glance.

Giant ballpoint pens are a staple of most tourist trap gift shops, and rarely worth more than a fleeting glance.

Equal attention is given to long relationships and fleeting glances; actual experiences are treated the same as invented encounters.

His pictures are structured in a way that their candidness is snapshot like — intimate moments captured through a fleeting glance — the focus of the scene is the interaction, between subject, artist and viewer — described by Freud himself when he said «You can't be aware enough.

This visuality of the frontal, of the fleeting glance, produced a sensation not unlike V - effekt in passing drivers.

As in the pizza example above, a fleeting glance at two portfolios might lead you to believe that they're one and the same.