Sentence examples for Somewhat fleeting from inspiring English sources

I've seen most of them since but not as a group, and each meeting was somewhat fleeting.

It must have a satisfyingly ample presence in the mouth, but it also must be somewhat fleeting, to inspire that next mouthful.

The stillness provides great opportunities for reflection photos and we found that this photo op was somewhat fleeting -- when we wanted the shot, the breeze chopped up the mirrored view.

So here in this, my somewhat less fleeting home, is a moment for David Carr.

Over the years, I've noticed that a lot of people experience life as fleeting or somewhat out of control.

These understated assemblages are both mysterious and moving, creating a tender, somewhat melancholy mood of fragile and fleeting beauty.

Fleeting, ephemeral, pretty.

One might still argue that participants in our study were somewhat aware of the spoken stimuli, with fleeting microarousals that are difficult to detect in the EEG, resulting in a state of transient arousal/drowsiness not allowing them to perform an overt behavioral response.

A viewer has somewhat the same feeling when looking at the fleeting world of Watteau.

My corn and clam chowder has a somewhat Italian slant: It employs polenta and zucchini, and tastes like summer — bright, spectacular, golden and fleeting.

Chances are their return to the top will be fleeting, City and Arsenal play later, but Mourinho's side has crept under the radar somewhat.