Sentence examples similar to fleeting cases from inspiring English sources

But not everyone seems to have been deterred by Le Pen the younger's fleeting case of amnesia.

The same day the court hears arguments in the "fleeting expletives" case next month, Nov. 4, Americans will be voting for a new president.

If that's the case, Fleeting Morning should fit well.

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

Named as the director of the Museum of Modern Art in May 1970, he was fired after 19 months of turbulence that made him a battle-weary symbol of fame's fleeting; or, in his case, the fleeting of wunderkind success.

Yes, there is quite a lot we don't know about these probably fleeting and, in any case, fictional characters.

The fact that Obama's mojo proved to be perilously fleeting is the strongest case going in the whole "referendum on Obama" meme.

It may be the case that fleeting individual differences, such as variation in mood state, may also play a role in selective attention to emotional information.

I feared his character would be fleeting and that wasn't the case.

Candidates who are not sufficiently sensitive to symbols can cause themselves irreparable damage in one fleeting utterance or, in the case of Mr. Bush, one 45-minute appearance.

Mr. Kosuth and a number of other notable artists were asked about the significance of Documenta for them, and their answers, compiled by Steven Henry Madoff, include everything from delight to disgust, from artistic revelation to the practicality of meeting a new gallery dealer and, in one case, finding (however fleeting) love.