Sentence examples for fleeting instances from inspiring English sources

For fleeting instances here and there, Mr. Levine's lightness of touch seemed about to float off altogether.

During the first half of this disappointing Nets season, the team, in fleeting instances, came into focus only to fade back to fuzzy.

"You're not a fake fleeting instance of you.

Only a few antiparticles have been seen--and these were painstakingly created in accelerators, only to vanish within a fleeting instance.

From the next century-and-a-half, only a few more examples have been identified, none calling for more than a fleeting instance of the form.

But it's all that Malick's characters are allowed: fleeting, bittersweet instances.

"Even fleeting and seemingly trivial instances of interpersonal touch may help people to deal more effectively with existential concern," lead researcher Sander Koole wrote in the study.

The care of those around them, a poignant instance, a fleeting moment of affection and myriad sediments of tenderness, these may coalesce in the mind of a new mother to chase away, like an industrious fan with a harsh yet invigorating breeze, all inappropriate thoughts and unpleasant feelings.

White people who viewed fleeting images of black faces, for instance, were able to recognize the fuzzy outline of a gun more quickly than their peers who were exposed to white faces.

The agency put its "fleeting expletive" policy in place in 2004 after repeated instances of profanity by celebrities, including Cher, Nicole Richie and Bono, during the live broadcasts of awards programs.

It did more than make dance happen; in a couple of instances it managed to create "that single fleeting moment," as Cunningham put it, "when you feel alive".