Sentences with phrase «only glimpses of»

The work presents a road to freedom, the public catching only glimpses of a work produced in a particular time and place.

Similarly, Skaer allows only glimpses of a whale skull through the architectural screens constructed around it.»

By contrast, the show features only glimpses of the majestic drip paintings the artist produced in the short period between 1947 and 1950.

These are only glimpses of what awaits players, and Star Wars fans, in Battlefront II.

The result is a crowd - pleasing game, which offers only glimpses of what could be if this team were only allowed to take some braver risks with Croft's next expedition.

At first we see only glimpses of Taro.

I'm extra-glad I didn't watch any of the trailers or clips that were released before the movie was finished (apparently), because of the expectations they would have created — not only glimpses of what's in the film, but quite a few things that aren't.

It is key to the movie's success that the upperclass Georges (Jean - Louis Trintignant) and Anne (Emmanuelle Riva) have a rich past together, especially since only glimpses of it are actually referred to in Haneke's efficient, clear - eyed screenplay.

«Characters» goes into their design, «Environments» talks about the scale of the world (complete with footage of a hamster in a model city), and «Animation» addresses the movement (with our only glimpses of Jason Bateman and Ginnifer Goodwin recording lines).

These are only glimpses of the symptoms, out of a huge list of constitutional symptoms.

In both games Gladbach showed only glimpses of the form that has seen them surge into second in the Bundesliga table.

We have only glimpses of the scale of this investment, but there is no hard comprehensive annual data.

One can only pity a believer in that they waste their only glimpse of this planet, of this universe, worrying about what is going to happen after they close their eyes for good.

Then, further irritated by the lashing backswings of Ladies» Day, Mixed Foursome, Member - Guest, Father - Son, Blind Bogey, City Junior and Pro-Am, they marched forward in full protest, leaving only a glimpse of the green between them.

The only glimpse of quality was when the ever dangerous Robert Snodgrass proved whatever Rosicky could do, he could match by playing Becchio in on goal with a well weighted pass.

For months at a time, 88 men rubbed shoulders in a 317 - foot - long space that looks for all the world like a boiler room, their only glimpse of the outside world through a periscope.

Even though I caught only a glimpse of her, I didn't forget her outfit.

This is only a glimpse of some of the beauty and excitement that surrounds the event.

Tip 6: Animal print peek - a-boo The idea is to give only a glimpse of animal print on your look.

Shot in stark black and white, the only glimpse of colour we receive is the girl in the red dress, which is a brilliant device to focus the attention on the individual innocence of the victim amidst the madness of the Ghetto clearances and mass executions.

The blue patch framed by the skylight is the only glimpse of sky.

The announcement trailer is very short, and shows only a glimpse of a character before it ends.

While this was only a GLIMPSE of The Phantom Pain E3 Trailer, you should also be warned that the full trailer could be unsettling for a few people, almost as unsettling as the E3 ’13 Red Band trailer which really had a lot of dark images attached to it.

According to Crave, the above shots are only a glimpse of what we can expect to see at this years E3 for the game.

«Spotlight» covers the journalistic team of the Boston Globe uncovering the protection of pedophile priests, while «Room» focuses much of its perspective from the eyes of a five - year - old boy who has lived his whole life in the solitary confines of a moderated shed with only a glimpse of the sky.

Let me clarify, rehashes the first film and completely dismisses the second film in a 2 - 5 minute sequence that gives the audience only a glimpse of Karl Urban as Vaako.

Are we to assume that Giamatti will come back for The Amazing Spider - Man 3 or is this the only glimpse of Rhino that we'll see?

Our only glimpse of this is a quick visit to the home of characters from his past, played by Melissa Leo and Bill Pullman.

As Doucett grows older in the confines of a small space, the only glimpse of the outside world comes from the grainy television box, which switches between world news, exercise shows and programs on his daughter, seemingly orphaned after his wife is killed.

You will catch only a glimpse of the third story after spending lots of time on the lower stories.

And it just so happens that it's not the only glimpse of something Supra - shaped that's leaked out recently.

Swaddled in a dirty gray sweatshirt with nothing but a Swiss Army knife tucked between her feet, little Shannon is discovered by a man who catches only a glimpse of her troubled mother as she disappears from view.

What Tamblyn gave us was not only a glimpse of what his company was facing while many of us freely bad - mouthed it for the nine days of the October ordeal, but also a deeply disturbing, problematic issue we all must now take to heart very carefully.

Vintage cars and vibrant murals are only a glimpse of Cuba's unique, diverse culture!

Our only glimpse of Dark Souls Remastered gameplay so far has been on the PlayStation 4 Pro, which left us with a few questions about what options...

I love that we saw this sort of incapacitated and defenseless Galahad trying to escape from this brutish and overpowering monster, and I have to believe this is only a glimpse of the depth and variety we will eventually see from the title.

According to Crave, the above shots are only a glimpse of what we can expect to see at this years E3 for the game.

Barlow offers only a glimpse of her drawing oeuvre, but she asks us to look closely.

Andrews likes elements of surprise, shrouding her sometimes - shocking subject matter within shiny cylinders that provide the viewer with only a glimpse of what's inside, and Lethal Weapon is no exception.

We see only a glimpse of something larger and, most likely, non-repeating.

The only glimpse of figurative representation in the exhibition, the works by Heller are emblematic of the artist's interest in moments of intimate transformation.

The upper right corner provides the only glimpse of the outside world.

This work presentes only a glimpse of the «monster», as it was designed to resist the visitor's presence.

A cover letter for bookkeeper is definitely one that should capture not only the attention of the employer but also their trust if only a glimpse of what is to come.

Not exact matches

Having made hundreds of orbits around Saturn, Cassini was also able to deeply investigate other features only glimpsed from Earth or earlier probes.

«We are starting to get a glimpse of the kind of new astrophysical information that can only come from gravitational wave detectors,» said physicist David Shoemaker, who led the construction of LIGO.

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.

The patent fight billed as the «Ali - Frazier Fight of Biotech,» and a «clash of titans,» and the «last great priority dispute of the «first - to - invent» era of US patent law» (um, okay, that final image is perhaps less evocative) had its first and only hearing before judges yesterday — and the line to get a glimpse of the brief proceedings wound its way around the lobby Christmas tree in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office building in Alexandria, Virginia (a view of which can be found here, in lawyer Jacob Sherkow's enthusiastic Twitter feed).

We only see them as a series of vignettes and too easily assume those brief glimpses indicate everything we need to know, even though those assumptions are invariably wrong.