not give something a second glance
without a second glance

I could pass him on the street without a second glance.

Without a second glance, she went of her own accord.

Without a second glance, the King swept by him and out the door.

As is the case with most of these people, you'd pass him in a crowd without a second glance.

She put it down on the step and turned back without a second glance, closing the door again behind her.

She blended in, and everyone accepted her without a second glance.

On the sidewalks, people passed by, without a second glance.

Without a second glance, she glided across the common room.

Without a second glance, he returns to his post behind the desk.

"They let me in without a second glance, and I hadn't even contacted the tower."

He went close under the stern of a big container ship without a second glance.

The man took our tickets without a second glance.

Instantly Jeremy walked up, and without a second glance, bought one.

And yet, most of us pass them by without a second glance apart, maybe, from the weeks leading up to 11 November every year.

Small parties of horsemen passed them several times without a second glance.

And then Brutha stood up, without a second glance at his corpse.

Without a second glance at his two friends out cold on the pier, he disappeared into the crowd.

They charged past Roger without a second glance, and he went on, a bit less warily.

The Romanians let me through without a second glance.

A couple of maids ran past her without a second glance, giggling.

The residents of Chinatown normally breeze by it without a second glance.

Another body thumped to the floor, and he vaulted it without a second glance.

Dr Joyce takes in this arrangement without a second glance.

Gas-par's curiosity and interest in people that he himself would have passed without a second glance.

I'd driven past the bright lights and dramatic posters without a second glance.