Sentence examples for fleeting enough from inspiring English sources

If England showed flashes of imagination, they were fleeting enough.

Mr. Seacrest's time on stage was mercifully fleeting, though perhaps not fleeting enough.

The nuances of both the honey and the fragrant vanilla beans were apparent, but fleeting enough to demand another bite, then another, until the entire cone was gone.

But mention of them is usually fleeting, just enough to keep us intrigued.

The episodes, awkward and fleeting, started casually enough, little tickles of annoyance more than alarm.

(Predictably, a fleeting 10 rating is enough to send validation-starved gay Republicans into spasms of delight over the choice of Ryan as Romney's running mate).

While this attention is fleeting, it can be enough to really help out a small business that may not have had much need for a permanent storefront.

Hopefully you've spent time breaking into public pools, and having enough passionate, fleeting trysts in the forest to feel satisfied with the encroaching autumn.

Even the ducks of MPs get better treatment than their constituents," something like that, and soon enough the fleeting fame of getting 3,000 up-votes spurred him on to riding his luck to greater and greater commenting, until he was hopelessly addicted to the feedback, feeling as though his public "needed him".

Time on Earth may be uncertain and fleeting, but nearly everyone has enough of it to take some deep breaths, think deep thoughts and smell some roses, deeply.

They're grimly matter-of-fact testimony, with no glory and fleeting bravado: "He never had enough and got confused when they asked why/ Life is only a moment in time and it passed by," Black Thought raps in "The Other Side".