Glimmering used in a sentence

Glimmering in a sentence as a noun

But at least there is some glimmering of hope that we understand our problems and are working to fix them.

Dark mahogany wooden floors span the interior, glimmering in the light as you see the coat you came for.

As it does so a beautiful brass bauble drops from its mouth, bounces off the top of your head, and lands glimmering in the grass.

To me, what is striking is that USA has always been glimmering example of a civilized society.

All of this proceeding the glimmering hope of democracy after the soviet dominoes fell.

And none of these poorly put together computers even have a glimmering of how to simulate themselves.

It’s just like how I buy my beef in a tidy packet at a glimmering supermarket and don’t have to consider the slaughterhouse at all.

So that if something was glimmering, or dark, that was considered to be as important or more important than the hue, for the purposes of description.

I'll have you know, good sir, that my myspace page was a glimmering magnificent work of art with perfect composition and excellent color balance.

It's a glimmering ray of hope against my own experiences, which more and more would suggest the writers pushback in that chat room would just get them considered a problem employee.

Did the US not have a presence in Europe on the Soviet Union’s doorstep?“Everybody does imperialism” is not the glimmering rebuttal you think it is.

This glimmering realm of interruption and distraction impedes the sort of comprehension and retention “deep reading” engenders, Carr explains.

They must have a glimmering of a perspective on what life means before choosing to engage in activities that are significantly likely to permanently damage themselves for life.

It came in the shape of a clotted manuscript whose language would impart no glimmering of understanding to any reader, however qualified, without careful study and some inspired guesswork.