Sentence examples for a fleeting indication from inspiring English sources
Mostly focusing on the appointment of Mary Jo White to chair the Securities and Exchange Commission, the article offered a fleeting indication in its eighth paragraph that the "renewed resolve" might actually be wobbly.
But these are just fleeting indications.
Except for a grueling scene in a Canadian prison where Mesrine is brutally tortured and beaten up by the authorities, there are only fleeting indications of his various incarcerations.
As it turns out, several recent studies support that this feeling of mind-body nirvana is not just a fleeting sentiment, but rather an indication of some very real physical responses that could lead to better health, reduced stress and increased productivity.
If you search for the LVMH name or any indication that the site is underwritten by the world's biggest luxury group, the nearest you get is a fleeting reference to Fendi or another brand that the cognoscenti would recognize as part of the group.
A fleeting sensation of omnipotence?
For Damon, it was a fleeting keepsake.
Everyone has a fleeting moment of stardom.
She gave a fleeting smile.
But that was a fleeting notion.
