glancingly's Usage Examples:

animal which has been squashed flat, and an animal which has been hit glancingly and thrown onto the verge.

to rethink social, economic and political life; Spinoza"s work is only glancingly contrasted to that of his peers—there is no ‘outside’ to his thinking.

consulted on the rewriting of an abortive sitcom pilot by Garlin and the two glancingly considered a writing collaboration on a possible HBO bio of Milton Berle.

Hurricane Gloria glancingly struck Massachusetts in 1985.

manages to rise above its tidy parable structure and be easy, graceful, and glancingly funny, as if buoyed by its befuddled hero"s enchantment.

fraught with "self-consciousness (especially in the first act) [and] only glancingly acquainted with the two characters she plays.

Cluster: it is mentioned in all three Alastor Cluster novels and also glancingly referred to in some of Vance"s other ‘Gaean Reach’ novels, but only in.

Times wrote that the film "has three suitably grisly ideas that are only glancingly developed.

Dumézil"s follower Jaan Puhvel deals with the Roman rite only glancingly in his essay "Aspects of Equine Functionality," exploring mainly the Vedic.

sharply drawn short fictions, each consequential on its own, each only glancingly connected to the others… As I read this book, with all its leaps in time.

The Monaghan rammed the submarine glancingly, then sank it with two depth charges.

He later claimed that the blacklist "only glancingly bruised" his career.

years, and had discussed a great many topics, but we had never, except glancingly, ever spoken about religion.