Sentence examples for fleeting impressions from inspiring English sources

The photos passed rapidly leaving fleeting impressions of shock and beauty.

This sense of transformation struck a chord with my own fleeting impressions on the journey from Dublin.

Barbizon School artists like Camille Corot and Charles-François Daubigny used the cliché-verre to capture fleeting impressions of the countryside.

"Museum Hours" seems to wander and ruminate, collecting stray moments and fleeting impressions that gradually — and perhaps only in retrospect — snap together to reveal an intriguing pattern of emotion and significance.

What little they know and learn about politics is often laden with misinformation and provides little basis for coming to public judgment beyond group identities, tribal loyalties and fleeting impressions of candidates and officeholders.

Courtney B. Vance and Leslie Uggams are among the recognizable stars in smaller roles, but the movie is in such a hurry to cover ground that they make only fleeting impressions.

Sometimes, I have the fleeting impression that one or several are looking at me.

Given the overwhelming volume of political advertising, any single ad may leave little beyond a fleeting impression with voters.

They emphasize photography's ability to freeze time, permanently recording transient effects that normally leave only a fleeting impression.

Riboud said: "I had the fleeting impression the soldiers were more afraid of her than she of their bayonets".

I had the fleeting impression I was staring at a high school football stadium, a sight familiar to anyone who grows up on the Southern Plains.