Sentence examples for any fleeting from inspiring English sources

"We must never ever trade our liberty for any fleeting promise of security," Rand Paul said.

The road trip could wipe away any fleeting hope of contending.

And to ensure they never develop any fleeting sympathy for the enemy, the soldiers are fitted with special brain implants.

European officials are rightly wary of being seen to capitalise on any fleeting sports-related Euro-enthusiasm.

He ransacked the texts for any fleeting corollary to Shakespeare's life and times, an approach that Shapiro equates with having "carelessly left open a fire door".

Updated at 1.03am BST 12.45am BST Big applause for this line from Rand Paul: "We must never trade our liberty for any fleeting promise of security".

There's a certain delicious irony in Trump's own horrible, cold-fingers-on-your-neck voice being the final thing that shuts him up and potentially derails any last fleeting hopes that he might expand his appeal beyond his angry, frothing base.

No decision we make on the location of an Islamic cultural center, illegal/legal immigrants, gay marriage, or any other fleeting scandal will begin to address the rising tide of anger.

Given the overwhelming volume of political advertising, any single ad may leave little beyond a fleeting impression with voters.

I'd gladly read an entire novel about any of these fleeting figures.

And the Americans' interest, in any case always fleeting, evaporated once they had become bogged down in Iraq.