6 sentences with “glance”

Dondré Green cast an uneasy glance at the civic leaders and sports celebrities who filled the hotel ballroom in Cleveland, Ohio.

At first glance, fatness is attributed to excessive consumption of carbohydrates, a passion for sweets and a lack of calorie control.

At first glance, Lanzarote looks like a barren, almost inhospitable island: black and gray stones, sparsely vegetated hillsides and hardly any fertile land.

This doctrine is called "predestination", and although the idea of the absence of free will and a predetermined salvation may seem absurd at first glance, it was in fact nothing more than the logical extension of Calvin's own concept of divine omnipotence.

At first glance, 19th century Europe seems more like the Europe of previous centuries than the radically new one - most people were still farmers, all countries except Britain were still largely rural, and the Industrial Revolution took decades to spread beyond its British heartland.

At first glance, a striking aspect of fascism was that many fascists were former communists - Benito Mussolini, the leader of the Italian Fascist Party, had been a prominent member of the Italian Communist Party before the First World War. Both sought transcendent political and social orders that went beyond "mere" parliamentary compromise.