Throw a glance at
Is to throw a glance at/toward something just an expression that simply means to take a brief look at something or does it have a stronger meaning as for example an angry look? Because throw (or cast) come off more powerful to me?
And is there a difference between glancing at and glancing toward? If none, then what is your preferred?
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Anonymous Is to throw a glance at/toward something just an expression that simply means to take a brief look at something As it stands, yes. Anonymous or does it have a stronger meaning as for example an angry look? In the right context, that might be the interpretation.
- Anonymous Is to throw a glance at/toward something just an expression that simply means to take a brief look at something As it stands, yes.
- Anonymous or does it have a stronger meaning as for example an angry look?
- In the right context, that might be the interpretation.
- Anonymous And is there a difference between glancing at and glancing toward?
- Not unless the observer is cross-eyed or myopic.
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AnonymousIs to throw a glance at/toward something just an expression that simply means to take a brief look at something
As it stands, yes.
Anonymous or does it have a stronger meaning as for example an angry look?
In the right context, that might be the interpretation.
AnonymousAnd is t
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