Sentence examples for fleeting points from inspiring English sources

Rare and often fleeting points of color on the vast, blond landscape.

Most haunting of all was the fleeting point of contact between Mozart and da Ponte's graveyard scene and Shakespeare's in "Hamlet".

His melodramatic hold-ups were exclusively related to holding the lives of thousands of Americans hostage so that he could make a fleeting point about fiscal discipline.

Schlick ([1930] 1979) admitted that experience was fleeting and only provided momentary points of verification rather than any lasting "foundation" one could build knowledge on.

Pandering to misinformation and fear from anti-vaxxers for the sake of a few fleeting political points is dangerous and unjust.

That fleeting match point deflated Russell's precision.

WASHINGTON — Faster than a fleeting bullet point in an Army briefing slide.

Unknowingly, a fleeting trend pointed to the dilemma that disabled online daters routinely find themselves in: do I show my disability in the photo?

But as perilous as Mr. Jones's fleeting eight-point lead was for The Upshot, or as frustrating as Mrs. Clinton's initial edge may have been for her supporters, the needle hasn't yet faced its real worst-case scenarios.

A gathering place of hippies, nudists and other representatives of Ukraine's oft-neglected, yet thriving counter-culture movement, the scenic Lisya Bukhta represents, perhaps, what's best about the country today: a kind of fleeting informality, a point in space and time where day-to-day life remains unpredictable and very beautiful.

Cooper's interest in mezcal was more than fleeting at this point, the man was on a mission.