Sentence examples for fleeting peace from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pozner seemed to find a deep if fleeting peace after he told her that while Noah was no longer with them on earth, his soul lived on.

The year before that, Middle Eastern politicians and kings surrounded Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, as they reached a heralded, if fleeting, peace agreement.

A fleeting peace broke out yesterday on Capitol Hill over the contentious issue of climate change.

But the truth is, I feel dissatisfied with those few hours of fleeting peace.

I've been discovering how much struggle it takes to create even a fleeting sense of peace.

The signature of the Treaty of Campo Formio in October 1797 marked the end of the War of the First Coalition but the fleeting period of peace ended in 1798, with the formation of the Second Coalition against the French Republic.

We know because peace is fleeting and suffering too easily inflicted.

To be surrounded by the most concentrated beauty the world has to offer and yet be chronically depressed is to confront the sad reality that material bounty may bring fleeting pleasure but nothing resembling peace of mind.