Sentence examples for fleeting connection from inspiring English sources
She felt a fleeting connection between this awe and the possibility that God exists.
"I mean, have you had your nude Olympics yet?" The freshman seemed to want to maintain the fleeting connection to a person who had gone this way before.
He recommends getting up close: buy beers for strangers or get a haircut and straight-razor shave at the local barbershop – anything to heighten what is often a fleeting connection to places and people.
Prior to social media, you would have lost such a fleeting connection.
Even a fleeting connection to a famous DJ is worth a humble-brag: "Carl Craig's twice-removed cousin's aunt?
But if the other people does smile back (and most will) you'll have shared a special moment with that person, a fleeting connection with another human being that'll leave you with a pep in your step.
Fragile, fleeting connections shatter in the wind.
The performance also suggested some interesting, if fleeting, connections.
In a sense, his art - garrulous, extrovert, energetic, making fleeting connections all the time between one thought and another - is nearer to the show's brief than any other.
But this short film by Riley Hooper and Noah Wagner, which follows Shepard through the New York City subway and streets, explores the fleeting connections and subtle interactions that the art of miming can still inspire.
And while even the most fleeting connections can cause us to utterly lose ourselves, I disagree with the premise that the more we know, the less we feel.
