provide a glimpse

Frequency: 6.78.0 per million words

To give a brief experience or understanding of something.

glimpseVERB + GLIMPSE (brief experience of sth)

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provide

Examples (10)

  • The trailer provides a glimpse of the director's next film.
  • These declassified files provide a glimpse into Cold War diplomacy.
  • Her travel blog provides a glimpse at life in a remote village.
  • The prototype demo will provide a glimpse of features to come.
  • The museum's new exhibit is designed to provide a glimpse into ancient daily routines.
  • For a moment, the broken clouds provided a glimpse of the summit.
  • The quarterly report can provide a glimpse into broader market trends.
  • We were provided a glimpse behind the scenes before the show began.
  • This pilot project aims to provide a glimpse of what a greener city could look like.
  • A single diary entry provides a glimpse into the writer's state of mind.