Sentences with phrase «such small glimpses»

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Jan. 6, 2006 — While much of the buzz about this year's International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas has centered on personal entertainment such as video - on - demand, portable media players, and giant television monitors, the four - day exhibition is also providing glimpses of the future of small business technology.

The response offers a small glimpse of the negative impact such laws, known as Religious Freedom Restoration Act, or RFRA, legislation, can have on state economies.

As such, it provides the first real glimpse into what baleen whales were like before they evolved their feeding filters.Measuring about 9 to 11 feet long, the specimen was the size of a bottlenose dolphin, with huge eyes that took up a quarter of its head.Instead of echolocating, it most likely depended on keen underwater vision and sharp hearing to track fish and small sharks, which it would then tear apart and shred with its 1.4 - inch - long serrated teeth.

I'm a huge potpourri fan and I find it delightful to enter a home and be welcomed by the seasonal aromas offered by such a small bowl full.Here you can get a glimpse of the mantel but I'll show a little more later, where you can link to a detailed post on my entire mantel decor.On the couch I've changed up my pillows for the season to add a punch of plaid.

And that's just the start of a film that establishes such a mood of doomy anticipation that no one who watches it can ever again negotiate the narrow, labyrinthine streets of La Serenissima without wondering if they'll catch a glimpse of a small figure in a red raincoat flitting over a shadowy bridge.

Poets and religions only offer a small glimpse of such a place while our psyche thirsts for its often forgotten nurturance.

In books like this we get a glimpse, however small, into such symbolism and choices.