second glance

But a second glance at Saarland tells you that crisis-management is not all that matters.

People who would not normally give me a second glance were coming up to chat, wanting to know more about me .

Great thinkers and teachers are great because their perspective forces you to take a second glance at the knowledge you already have.

"As you wish. " The queen took his arm and swept past the men of the Night's Watch with never a second glance.

The villagers did not spare a second glance for the ugly girl, but went home again to their dinners.

At second glance, it also looks like a kind of prototype house, a very basic 'icon' of a house as if drawn by a child.

At a second glance, however, Durant 's rookie season may have been the first chapter in the career of an amazing NBA scorer.

Many human children pass by us without a second glance, swept away in the cars and vehicles that their parents have them in.

And only at the second glance I understood that what I was viewing was not a forest but an underwater biotope.

According to my years of experience , I can tell the true from the false without second glance.

As we look back at the year - and ahead to what next year holds - we think these are the stories that deserve a second glance.

Only due to a second glance at you in a crowd.

Now they attract barely a second glance. Inter-racial couples are no longer quite so gawkworthy.

Locals and tourists from elsewhere pass the tree without a second glance.

take out the apples is rate of second glance, meet the vanity.

You only notice the missing heating panels at second glance.

Today, Stoian, a Romanian, is 30 and not even the chef in the students' canteen gives him a second glance.

Although few click on the banner ads, the one-second glance will generate an impression that can help with branding .

He walks on past the prone form of girl who is by now bleeding profusely, without a second glance.

He'd look up for a second, glance out to sea