Sentence examples for be very fleeting from inspiring English sources

Still, he warns, "People's taste in what is popular can be very fleeting and short-lived.

A senior Pakistani counterterrorism official said his death would give Pakistan an opportunity to exploit the power vacuum, but the chance would be very fleeting.

I know this game is very fleeting.

"Things are very fleeting and very fragile," Amaker said yesterday.

"Love is very fleeting with me," he told Courtland Milloy of the Post.

Some species are very fleeting a puffball fungus just appeared almost out of the blue in my garden once.

Because the period in which novels are published and anyone is talking to you about them is very fleeting compared with how long you live with them".

"All of that stuff — the red carpet, the makeup — it's very fleeting and it's not real," said Ms. Findley's friend Ms. Davis about the perils of being a couple in the limelight.

Christophe Prazuck, a spokesman for the French military, said in an interview that a French boat, the Pourquoi Pas, was continuing to trawl the area where the signal was last detected on Monday, but confessed that the sound was "very fleeting".

Cluster's formation and destruction processes are very fleeting, especially, when it is less than critical size (about 1 nm), and its crystalline structure is not formed yet.

Even though some days may feel like an eternity, life really is very fleeting.