0 If you get a glimpse of something or someone, you see them for a very short time. -- быстрый взгляд, мимолетная картина
We give a brief glimpse into this area.
Those glimpses of social history are alluring, especially when they go beyond details about housing and other infrastructure.
This glimpse reveals the developmental nature of linguistic constraints during the early stages of change.
But these glimpses, like a series of still photographs, lacked a sense of human agency and intention.
But at the same time, the work allows some aspect of materiality to be glimpsed which is not entirely worldly.
Though this tangled discursive web is too immense to fully consider here, we can glimpse in popular texts and debates its distinct effects.
Each section offers a glimpse of the nature and diversity of compositional activities as both formative and re-ective of musical understanding.
Her surviving letters concern business matters, affording few glimpses of her thoughts, aspirations or inner life.
