Sentence examples for a fleeting experience from inspiring English sources

Of course, a sunset is only a fleeting experience for an individual.

It's a shame, because going to the theatre is such a fleeting experience.

Only observers with even a fleeting experience of the amateur game would give accusations of such petty jealousies any credence.

It might be a fleeting experience, a state of mind, and moreover, an art gallery, even empty, is never a neutral space.

The All-Star game turns out to be a fleeting experience for Deng, who manages just six minutes of action and fails to score a point before falling on the wrist that has been troubling him for a while.

Most of us haven't seen a dead body, or if we have it's a fleeting experience.

This distribution model, they said, gave them the ability to craft a participatory experience, one that draws an entire community into its fold for a special, fleeting experience.

"This could be a very fleeting experience for the Republican Party, if they ignore us," said Kevin Desmond, a director of the Patriots of East Tennessee, a local Tea Party group.

Importantly, also, it is types of experience that phenomenology pursues, rather than a particular fleeting experience — unless its type is what interests us.

The people are just as important as the place, and your time there will be a beautiful, fleeting experience.

Furthermore, when feelings of hopelessness or suicidal thoughts occur, those who have been depressed in the past are likely to interpret them as more significant and as related to past failures to keep depression at bay possibly leading into rumination or avoidance while those who have never been depressed may appraise such thoughts as less dramatic and as part of a more fleeting experience.