Sentence examples for fleeting observations from inspiring English sources

Fleeting observations, but the reward is great -- a mental vacation, anytime I want it.

This wave of microbudget filmmaking is distinguished by its low-fi production values (16-millimeter film or, more often, video); its overwhelmingly white, college-educated, myopic and aimless characters; its improvised camerawork, plots and dialogue; and its preference for fleeting observations over huge epiphanies.

"I wanted to take a fleeting observation that anyone can make every day in a restaurant – people put their jacket on the back of a chair in order to claim them, to turn public property into their own private space".

A Tweet-first, think-later mentality has become the norm among many journalists, who see Twitter as an outlet for fleeting, unvarnished observations, and not as something that requires the same level of discretion and caution they would ordinarily apply to a news story.

While scientists know chimps use sticks to "fish" for termites, the knowledge is based only on indirect evidence and fleeting field observations.

There are fleeting but provoking observations on arranged marriage, the beauty industry and the difficulty of escaping the mainstream's embrace.

Observations suggest that fleeting hallucinations typically begin after two or three days without sleep, and that after 100 to 200 sleepless hours a progressive personality disorganization will develop, marked by periods of hallucinosis or, in some cases, by the reappearance of a previously existing psychiatric disorder.

As we feverishly write down fleeting feelings and capture glimpses and observations the accumulated collection of words describe our interior landscapes as we press forward in the noisy confusing external world.

The genius of this book is its quietly passionate accumulation of these often fleeting encounters into a great map of observation across time and space.

In fleeting moments, the filmmakers develop one of Tec's most fascinating observations: that, in the forest, the Jewish social and sexual hierarchies were turned upside down.

In La voz a ti debida (1934; "The Voice Inspired by You"; Eng. trans. Truth of Two and Other Poems), profoundly personal love experiences inspire subtle observations on the solidity of external reality and the fleeting world of subjective perception.