Sentence examples for fleeting experiences from inspiring English sources

More generously, the camera is a way of connecting, participating and collecting fleeting experiences.

All four countries — Tunisia, Egypt, Algeria and Mauritania — have had only fleeting experiences, if that, with democratic government.

Concerts — even in the era of YouTube and the tour-documentary DVD — are fleeting experiences, subject to many nonmusical variables.

Hildy Maze's notations of roughly outlined figures in extremely active poses stand out for the originality they bring to the question of defining fleeting experiences.

"The Society of the Spectacle," a phrase that Guy Debord coined in the 1950s, comes to mind here, as does Debord's antidote: simply to walk or "drift" through the city, open to accepting fleeting experiences as art.

The works thus inhabit a strange new zone: they are neither fleeting experiences for a live audience nor refined works of video art".It's the best and the worst of both worlds," jokes Nicoline van Harskamp, a Dutch artist whose "English Forecast" was performed live last week.

Of course, a sunset is only a fleeting experience for an individual.

It's a shame, because going to the theatre is such a fleeting experience.

While some dismiss bullying as a nearly universal but fleeting experience, Ms. Thomas says the Internet has made the problem worse.

Only observers with even a fleeting experience of the amateur game would give accusations of such petty jealousies any credence.

In Warpaint's case, their innovative essence is clear from even the most fleeting experience of their music.