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Glance in sentence

762 examples of Glance in a sentence

At first glance, this seems entirely logical; indeed, many would say that this simply could be called “medicine.”
Just a glance at an ordinary EU meeting room suffices to show that a council of 25-plus members is more talk show than decision-making body.
European Social Democracy’s Powerless PowerAt first glance, European social democracy appears to be in crisis.
In the case of Brazil, the answer appears ambiguous, at least at first glance.
At first glance, this is indeed less than the American program, which totals 6.2% of GDP, of which 2% will be spent in 2009.
Why Iran BlinkedMADRID – At first glance, the entire greater Middle East appears to be sliding into chaos.
At first glance, the explanations offered by Sullivan and Lind seem to be mutually contradictory.
To see the inequity, I merely have to glance up at the air conditioner that is keeping my office bearable.
It is an attractive solution at first glance, but a closer look suggests cause for serious concern.
Although this perception may convince at first glance, it is ultimately based on generalizations that reveal more about its advocates than the actual reality on the ground.
At first glance, there seems to be no problem.
Then, a glance at your smartphone reveals that guerrillas have kidnapped an army general, and that negotiations to end a decades-long civil war with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Latin America’s oldest guerrilla group, are at a standstill.
According to conventional economics, the answer, at first glance, seems to be no.
At first glance, this may not seem to be the case.
That certainly sounds compelling, and another aspect of Syriza's analogy seems, at first glance, to seal the case: Greece was one of the countries that suffered most after the German Weimar Republic collapsed in 1933.
At first glance, these goals may seem contradictory.
At first glance, monetizing an abundant natural resource (solar energy) to strengthen the national accounts sounds like a straightforward idea, particular given that electricity in central and northern Europe is becoming more scarce and expensive, owing to Germany’s decision earlier this year to phase out nuclear power.
At first glance, this might seem like a serious disadvantage, because the HPV vaccine cannot simply be incorporated into other vaccine initiatives.
At first glance, this may not be altogether surprising.
At first glance, it seems odd that these pensionable men are among the leading figures echoing and inspiring the young in seeking revolutionary change.
At first glance, this was a rational and predictable outcome.
The implications of this may at first glance seem inhumane, but they are straightforward and unavoidable.
At first glance, much of Europe’s current debate is about political and economic integration – about how far its nation states should go in pooling resources and sovereign powers in the European Union.
The Crisis of Our CrisesPRINCETON – At first glance, today’s major international crises seem to have little in common.
At first glance, it seems reasonable that political parties might be able to translate women’s gender consciousness into a unified voting bloc.
At first glance, one might think that lowering taxes would make people happier, because having more disposable income increases their wellbeing.
Two reasons for the change in Chinese behavior – seemingly inconsistent at first glance, but in fact perhaps mutually reinforcing – seem possible.
Or it could indicate the reliability of data based on whether it was laid out neatly or had a scrambled appearance, so it could be assessed at a glance.
A Global Green New DealNAIROBI – With unemployment soaring, bankruptcies climbing, and stock markets in free-fall, it may at first glance seem sensible to ditch the fight against climate change and put environmental investments on hold.
At the first glance there seems to be a huge mental, cultural and political gap dividing Turkey’s women.
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