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Glancingly

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glanc·ing  (glnsng)
adj.
1. Oblique in direction; slanting or deflected: struck him a glancing blow.
2. Not straightforward; indirect: made glancing allusions to the scandal.

glancing·ly adv.


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Before shooting, they retreated for three days in Duplass's mother-in-law's apartment to develop the friendship's backstory, only glancingly referred to in the film.
A less-noticed casualty is the venerable newsmagazine--70 or 80 pages each of allegedly discerning interpretation and analysis, aimed at the educated, middle- to upper-middle-class reader, serious in his concerns, or mostly so; interested, glancingly at least, in a wide range of current topics; at worst, desirous of passing himself at the clubhouse or the church door as more than your average beer-guzzling know-nothing.
Yet just as Baker's book can tell you, glancingly, about Updike, so does Berlinski's tell you, glancingly, about Thatcher.
 
 
 
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