Sentence examples for fleeting conditions from inspiring English sources

People with depth of character can see beyond the winning and losing, which are fleeting conditions however great the prize.

At a pretrial hearing, a judge summarily denied Mr. Lee's request to call an expert witness to testify about the difficulty in identifying someone under those stressful and fleeting conditions, especially someone of another race.

A fleeting condition through which we pass, not moments we relish.

The fleeting condition of the mural, in that in a few weeks time they will melt, dissolve, and be lost forever, highlights the time sensitive nature of this issue.

But I can also respect that the medium of Snapchat itself mirrors the fleeting human condition as we blink into and out of existence before vanishing forever from memory.

Some researchers seek to simulate core conditions on a small, fleeting scale: balancing a sample of iron alloy on a diamond tip, for example, and then subjecting it to intense pressure by shooting it with a bullet.

We call the paradigm "gesture-based" because we try to capture, in real-time, the intention behind the demonstratrator's fleeting, context-dependent hand motions, contact conditions, finger poses, and even cryptic utterances, rather than just recording and replaying movement.

So is suicide the deadly result of a deep psychological condition -- or a fleeting impulse brought on by opportunity?

Nor, I imagine, will such conditions surprise anyone with even a fleeting acquaintance with the state of housing in the capital.

Backwater status may be fleeting.

We find true happiness in connections with others — and sometimes it's as simple as a shared, fleeting laugh at the absurdity of the human condition.