Sentences with phrase «glimpse of it when»

We are already seeing glimpses of this when store apps would display a targeted selection of products based on recently viewed items.

And, if I am really being totally honest, sometimes I might even catch a glimpse of him when I look in my own mirror.

You can still get a glimpse of them when they are playing in one area by panning and / or tilting the camera.

Occasionally we get glimpses of it when things go wrong, or when a former insider allows us a peek, but its true nature remains shrouded in secrecy.

I can't say that I love it b / c I only get glimpses of it when she shows it to me - sisters, we don't always share well!

Not exact matches

«I also got a glimpse of how gut - wrenching it must be when someone piles up your belongings on the curb and you don't know where your family is going to sleep that night,» he adds.

Outsiders caught a glimpse of that world last month when a secret donor list from the Republican Governors» Association (RGA) was published in the New York Times, which included some Canadian companies like TransCanada, Barrick Gold, and Encana.

Uber gave the public a glimpse of that plan when it launched its Pittsburgh pilot in September, which allows select users to hail an Uber that's capable of driving itself on city streets but still needs human supervision.

When you build thoughtful experiences, not only will you pave the way for your customers to trial your product, but you give them a glimpse of what it's like to be the person they aspire to be.

But most nightmares come to an end, and when the Centenaris woke up from this bad dream, they realized that not only had they survived, they could even catch a glimpse of prosperity.

I think that really gave me a glimpse of what it must be like for the refugees as well when they arrive in a foreign land or in unknown places, what it's like... that alienation.

We got a glimpse of his star power when we went for a stroll on Hollywood Blvd.

In fact, when the conversation turned to the Mercers, he cut it off, but not before he had offered a stern defense of his worldview, a reflective perspective on his time in the White House, and a cryptic glimpse of what he's planning to do next.»

In April, however, we saw the first glimpse of a turnaround, when we had more listings than average come onto the market.

When we have those nuts at Westboro Baptist picketing soldier's funerals, spitting on homosexuals, and making videos about how Santa is a fag and will send you to hell, we catch a glimpse of what happens when abhorrence of evil combined with confrontation consumes and destroys love, catapulting them into realms of hatred that Jesus would fall down weeping at the sightWhen we have those nuts at Westboro Baptist picketing soldier's funerals, spitting on homosexuals, and making videos about how Santa is a fag and will send you to hell, we catch a glimpse of what happens when abhorrence of evil combined with confrontation consumes and destroys love, catapulting them into realms of hatred that Jesus would fall down weeping at the sightwhen abhorrence of evil combined with confrontation consumes and destroys love, catapulting them into realms of hatred that Jesus would fall down weeping at the sight of.

The great thing is that when we look at Scripture, we catch all kinds of glimpses of different ways we should be living, like Jubilee — good heavens, there's a great idea.

Tolkien says it best: «It is the mark of a good fairy - story, of the higher or more complete kind, that however wild its events, however fantastic or terrible the adventures, it can give to child or man that hears it, when the «turn» comes, a catch of the breath, a beat and lifting of the heart, near to (or indeed accompanied by) tears, as keen as that given by any form of literary art... In such stories, when the sudden «turn» comes we get a piercing glimpse of joy, and heart's desire, that for a moment passes outside the frame, rends indeed the very web of story, and lets a gleam come through.»

It was on one of those occasions, when I was crawling on the rug to slide over his lunch, while crouched on the floor, that I glimpsed the heart of God.

Indeed, when Benedict reflected on Holy Saturday as the day of his baptism, he made a similar statement: that «through God's silence, still we hear him speak, and through the darkness of his absence, we glimpse his light.»

And when that man was crucified and buried and abandoned by men, it was the women who came with the spices, the women who got the first glimpse of resurrection.

There are times when you get a glimpse — just a glimpse — of the abundant life you believe in so deeply.

When it comes to Jesus, a portrait is not an achievement of external verisimilitude, but a means for us to catch a fleeting and clouded glimpse of the divine, to allow the eye to see what the mind might not know unaided.

I gain a glimpse of its wonder, when, in a communion of love, the scales fall from my eyes and I am amazed by the intricacy of the ordinary.

And all of these practices — from prayer to communion to fellowship to reading Scripture — give us glimpses of the day when that union will be realized, when we will all gather at the marriage supper of the Lamb.

Schwartz glimpsed this possibility when, as a middle - aged man, he went to a Gap store and naïvely asked for a new pair of blue jeans.

In Scripture, when mortals catch a premature glimpse of God's glory, they react in remarkably similar ways.

When a supernova of revelation and imagination overcomes you, and everything you've ever witnessed before and everything you will ever know simply becomes a glimpse of something greater.

If all we can say of Jesus and of God is that Jesus is God — all the God of God there is — then we have effectively ruled out all other attempts of the human spirit to glimpse the mystery of the ultimate; and this is all the more conspicuously the case when our understanding of «Jesus,» in the first place, is really a dogmatic reduction of his person, his «thou - ness,» to the «it - ness» of christological propositions that, most of them, enshrine little more than our own religious bid for authority.

I recently glimpsed reality — and rediscovered the importance of contemplation — when I encountered nature first - hand.

When we hear someone's story we see the hand of God, where God has been working in their life and glimpses of His plan for their future.

When the father, who has been waiting and watching, catches that first distant glimpse of the returning son; the father rushes out to retrieve the lost son, to embrace the found son, to shower the returning son with generous hospitality, and to begin the celebration.

When we glimpse the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ, we glimpse the future God has for us.

Like Job, when we suffer we catch a better glimpse of God:»... then in my flesh I shall see God.»

Perhaps the first glimpse of cosmic relativity came when Copernicus (1473 - 1543) proposed that the sun and not the earth is the center of the universe.

Loving her new back story and the glimpses of her personality — even her flirting with the new teacher, Danny Pink is so much more endearing instead of off - putting like when she used to try to flirt with Eleven.

In a conversation between a Spirit who resides in heaven, and a Ghost, who was an artist on earth, the Spirit explains to the Ghost, «When you painted on earth — at least in your earlier days — it was because you caught glimpses of Heaven in the earthly landscape.

We're in a time when I believe that the voice of God's people is desperately needed: we need to see a glimpse of what life looks like the way that Christ intended it at creation.

When you say «You need not worry, just be a good person and maybe you will see a glimpse of god», you do realize that parts of the Bible emphatically reject that assertion, don't you?

From time to time (when I can forget about myself — rarely) I don't get a glimpse of how God is using that suffering in my life for a purpose... but this sinner still doesn't care for it.

Usually when we have a wide field we rejoice, for we then see masses of truth together, and often get glimpses of relations which we divine rather than see, for they shoot beyond the field into still remoter regions of objectivity, regions which we seem rather to be about to perceive than to perceive actually.

Despite the self - indulgence and crassness of the season, are there not moments when even the worldliest of the world's worldly show signs of having glimpsed a flickering of light that they perhaps can barely make out, but which they secretly hope reflects the reality of their own best selves?

The poet Robert Frost once observed that «heaven gives its glimpses only to those not in position to look too close,» as when one sees a flower from the window of a speeding train.

We are not inheriting the earthly power or the worldly wealth, hut when Pentecostal and Catholic show up at city hall to make a plan to build affordable houses for the poor, we catch a glimpse of another, better kingdom.

If I understand my glimpse of Bohm's glimpse, then our mental torture comes about only because we insist on conceiving reality as many when it is truly and deeply one.

When you are weary and when you are ready to give up, think of the times when for a brief moment you glimpsed the kingdom of When you are weary and when you are ready to give up, think of the times when for a brief moment you glimpsed the kingdom of when you are ready to give up, think of the times when for a brief moment you glimpsed the kingdom of when for a brief moment you glimpsed the kingdom of God.

When we glimpse the quietness and wisdom of God and even momentarily take a God's - eye view of our lives, our internal chatter of anxiety and annoyance is silenced as our perspective shifts and our spirits sing in worship.

Luke gives us a glimpse of the boy Jesus at the age of twelve (2:41 - 51), when his parents took him with them to Jerusalem for the Passover, and apparently left him much to himself in the city.

The first quest of the historical Jesus foundered, however, when it became apparent that the synoptic Gospels and their sources were so thoroughly permeated by Christian theology that an uninterpreted Jesus could be glimpsed only here and there.

But God does elbow his way into King's America — it wouldn't be a recognizable America if he didn't — and when he appears it isn't as a distant, half - glimpsed presence, a philosopher's God or the wan deity of wistful almost - believers.

He had to figure out how to deal with the other after WWII — besides the Nazis, there were a whole lot of others who remained indifferent to the suffering of the oppressed... we have an ethical responsibility to respond to the face that is before us and when we do so with kindness then we get a glimpse of G - d.