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762 examples of Glance in a sentence

Two, at first glance, unconnected stories slowly, but surely merge and form the whole puzzle.
Although at first glance this film appears to have been done as a final project for a film school freshman, the film has many great and classic qualities.
At first glance, Take the Lead looks like it will take the "Inspirational light drama" genre to a new level.
The story is a bit predictable and you'll spot the bad guy at first glance but it's all fun.
It is not at all self-indulgent, although it might seem that at first glance.
At first glance, it was a little bit disappointment, when I saw Melissa P. I had an expectation that Melissa P. herself would have played in this movie.
If you like Pare then it's worth a glance.
On first glance it looks like a cheap spoof but the more you watch it the more details you notice.
My husband, actually, had wanted to see this film which could be, at first glance, dismissed as a "chick flick".
Giving a casual glance to both the writers on this film, I shouldn't be surprised at how bad it was, as neither writer has done ANYthing even remotely good.
The directing is lazy, the plot at first glance seems interesting enough but Scorsese does his best to bring it down and ends up with a stretched, repetitive, sequence of encounters with various deadbeats, and lowlife losers, which we are apparently supposed to show some interest in.
Daniel Sackheim's direction is so beautiful and convincing that you could be forgiven for thinking it's Rob Bowman behind the camera and Chris Carter produces a script so tight and pacey that there isn't a single word, gesture or glance wasted.
While Marie lies down to have a sunbake, Jean, after a reflective glance at the surf, rises, and heads into the surf for a swim.
At first glance I bet 90% of people would under estimate it.
Neve Campbell plays Vera Barrie, a poor little rich girl who, at first glance, appears to be fending off the efforts of everyone around her to use and control her.
If you were to tune into this by accident 30 minutes in, without a glance at a program guide or knowing anything about the plot or the actors, you'd be able to say "Corman" within 30 seconds.
At first glance, the outlook appears grim.
At first glance, it seems plausible.
At first glance, it may not seem that China is really engaged in an arms race with the US.
At first glance, the Georgian war and the global financial crisis seem unrelated.
On trade policy, meanwhile, the risks are probably lower than they appear at first glance.
Another option, however unappealing at first glance, is to accept the Trump administration.
At first glance, this looks like a classic case of a large country bullying a small country into submission.
When considered in this wider European context, there was more symmetry in the Russia-Ukraine energy relationship than the simple numbers on energy dependence implied at first glance.
At first glance, the almost constant bombardment of integration proposals in Latin America makes it appear as if the region’s presidents are trying to outdo each other in seeing who can come up with the greatest number of proposals.
At first glance, the experiences of Asia’s most advanced economies – Japan and the four “Asian Tigers” (Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan) – seem to be consistent with this theory.
A glance at any EU member state’s parliamentary calendar shows that lawmaking there is largely confined to domestic issues.
At first glance, Bush’s task looks easy.
Any malicious wishful thinking on the part of Assad’s regime would be dispelled with every glance at the sky.
At least at first glance, the planned introduction of the common European currency, the euro, on which Jospin has imposed four additional preconditions, now also appears to face mounting difficulties.
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