Sentence examples for a fleeting display from inspiring English sources

They are permanently damaged and never healed through what is supposed to be a fleeting display of disunity.

The script is intelligent, the tone is tasteful, and Keira Knightley provides the Oscar bait with a fleeting display of stage-managed pyrotechnics.

It was a fleeting display of the kind of defiance of official authority that coalition forces are counting on from the people and tribes of western Libya, who dominate the country's military, to drive Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi from power.

Our young bird-catcher forfeits his livelihood — those larks intended for someone else's dinner — for a fleeting tributary display.

Is this fleeting display of empathy just for show?

Supporters hailed the fleeting display of emotion as proof of their heroine's humanity, often hidden by her discipline and caution on the campaign trail.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Philadelphia said that the F.C.C. had the right to change its policies, including those involving the fleeting display of nudity, without "judicial second-guessing," but it had to give broadcasters advance notice and had failed to do in this case.

A three-judge panel of the Third Circuit said the F.C.C. had not given broadcasters enough advance notice that it was tightening its policies involving fleeting displays of nudity, and that CBS should not have been held responsible for the actions of Ms. Jackson and her performing partner, Justin Timberlake.

For a fleeting evening, the Nets displayed fewer kinks than their counterparts.

In a special sense, the artwork also belongs to the public for display and not just as a fleeting communication.

Handling the figures provides a fleeting moment of pleasure, he explained, but seeing them in their displays proves to be a more satisfying experience.