Sentence examples similar to fleeting ache from inspiring English sources
All but one of the combatants in Greenwich has limped in and out of post-match press conferences since last Sunday to complain, with varying degrees of subtlety and conviction, about chronic and fleeting aches and pains, from groin to brain, that have hampered their performance and commitment.
Strauss conveys this in music of fleeting lyricism and aching poignancy.
These are fleeting moments, a reminder like an aching joint that flares up now and then, but they bring me a deep sense of sadness, one tinged with regret.
She had fleeting pains in her joints and deep muscle aches in her back, arms, and legs, and was seen by a rheumatologist, who ordered numerous blood tests but did not arrive at a diagnosis.
Watching from the stands I wonder if it's a fleeting thing, an itch or a bit of back ache … But Mumford, infected, begins a fancy kickstep.
"This too shall pass" sums up the ache of joy and sorrow travelers encounter in Israel whenever they go, and the fleeting obligation to partake of both.
Despite the vicious self-contempt Krapp expresses for all the selves he ever was — and the deeper, immutable self that he recognizes has not really changed — Mr. Hurt also makes us feel the ache of sorrow that tugs at Krapp's soul when he hears himself describing that moment of fleeting pleasure too quickly thrown away.
