Sentence examples for extremely fleeting from inspiring English sources
When the man let out a small grunt, Jacob reflexively glanced over, and they exchanged the briefest of smiles before remembering where they were: a place where exactly one extremely fleeting moment of acknowledgment was tolerable.
So most were extremely fleeting.
"This particular image is a decisive moment because it captures an extremely fleeting moment.
The Samsung delivered the advertised pixels, but the grain of the glass and the system's extremely pronounced "rainbows"–fleeting ocular illusions of single-chip DLP systems to which I am particularly susceptible and many people are immune spoiled my experience.
Although he was the only player to lead O'Sullivan at any point during this tournament, his moment of scoreboard superiority was fleeting and prompted an extremely prejudicial response in the form of three machine-gun-quick breaks, including two centuries.
Extremely spare sections give way to chaotic passages, and fleeting echoes of Bartok in the violin writing give the piece much of its intermittent likability.
Hildy Maze's notations of roughly outlined figures in extremely active poses stand out for the originality they bring to the question of defining fleeting experiences.
Our stay in China was extremely brief, for other reasons, forcing us to limit our time spent in each city to fleeting days.
Camille might have been an extremely unpleasant character were it not for Ms. Viard's extraordinarily insightful portrayal, which captures her every mood swing and fleeting thought with an astonishing naturalness.
