Don't try to cling to a moment is only destined to be fleeting, no matter how disappointing it may feel.
These cues prompt us to move away from any potential pain and discomfort, no matter how minimal, and toward immediate reward and gratification, no matter how fleeting.
It seemed everybody got a chance to play point guard, no matter how fleeting it was, before the first-round selection Toney Douglas did.
For all its shadow, what really abides about this story is the light, the sense that happiness – no matter how fleeting – is real.
To that end she encourages, and eagerly participates in, any creative endeavors that Ms. Aster can pin down, no matter how fleeting.
Callers are lured by a chance to win jackpots that, so far, have reached 100,000 euros ($121,000) and by the promise of TV fame, no matter how fleeting.
Callers are lured by a chance to win large jackpots and by the promise of TV fame, no matter how fleeting.
I figured that a brush with hunting, no matter how fleeting or limited or contrived, might give me at least a few new insights into that opposition, a few new questions about it.
Catch a glimpse of a seal floating with its head above water, watch dolphins perform tricks at an aquarium or zip through ocean waves, and you can count yourself lucky for having had an extraordinary encounter, no matter how fleeting.
But the discussions about the advertisement -- no matter how fleeting -- underscore a fundamental predicament facing the Bush organization as it heads into the most intense eight weeks of advertising of the campaign.
