Sentence examples for fleeting difficulty from inspiring English sources

Let's put aside, for the moment, his fleeting difficulty distinguishing a biped with a weak spot for reality TV from a wood, brick or maybe stucco structure in which several bipeds watch TV.

But for the most part, our fleeting memory difficulties are from normal age-related changes in the brain.

The fleeting nature of ambition; the difficulty that women have really going for a powerful career and the things they have to sacrifice.

When Wallerstein began looking at the impact of divorce, she thought the children's difficulties would be fleeting.

Video is a useful source of evidence, but not an easy one to manage, because of the difficulties in finding a fleeting image in hundreds of hours of tape.

The four-person drama is graphic and elegant, a prism filled with many ideas and fleeting or slow-moving figures that express them all with difficulty and precision.

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.

They had difficulty picking out enemies, which were small or fleeting targets because of their distance or speed, among a "haze of microscopic heads-up labels".

A new study appearing in the journal Pediatrics now suggests that early puberty in girls can lead to depression and anti-social behavior well into adulthood, suggesting that the difficulties of those teenage years are far from fleeting.

There are fleeting but provoking observations on arranged marriage, the beauty industry and the difficulty of escaping the mainstream's embrace.

When the approach works — as it did to varying degrees on Thursday night — there is a dark charm to the way difficulty and joy bump up against each other and, in fleeting moments, interlace.