Sentence examples for fleeting apprehension from inspiring English sources

Bonnefoy spent his career contesting the way that we tend to replace the reality of things and other people with an image or concept, which deprives us of a more direct and immediate experience he called the experience of "presence", in which one has a fleeting apprehension of the essential oneness of all being.

Though he admits that "The noblest architecture can sometimes do less for us than a siesta or an aspirin," his smooth, wryly conversational argument focuses on those rare architects who have been able to "translate their fleeting apprehensions of joy into logical plans," and whose work can "satisfy needs we never consciously knew we had".

And yet at Mapfre Stadium there were fleeting signs for apprehension as far the visitors were concerned.

Stronger forms of the liquid promote the visual apprehension of irregular shapes, recurring and colourful geometric patterns, distorted and fleeting images, and out-of-body experiences or dream-like visions populated by the familiar and the fanciful.

Apprehension, mostly.

Apprehension disappeared.

But apprehension shadowed celebration.

She felt apprehension.

It also reflected apprehension.

Age: Fleeting.

Too fleeting!