Sentence examples for fleeting press from inspiring English sources

He's the risk-taking candidate who is running the most calculatingly risk-averse election campaign, with one central selling point, deliberately minimised points of difference, fleeting press conferences and few long-form interviews.

Whether designers intend it or not, killing somebody using a gun is the most politically charged interaction in all of video games with that single, fleeting press of a button, innumerable questions are posed.

Whether designers intend it or not, killing somebody using a gun is the most politically charged interaction in all of video games – with that single, fleeting press of a button, innumerable questions are posed.

If I remember accurately, there were no more than a hundred or so people there, and the coverage in the Russian press was fleeting.

Mr. Hu has had fleeting interactions with the foreign press when he travels abroad, but has not held a press conference in Beijing in the nearly six years he has served as China's top leader.

For one month, Fleeting Pages, a coalition of independent presses, authors, artists, magazines and zines, is stocking the space with books, magazines, zines, comics and art.

Again, the press response was curious but fleeting.

Back then, a burgeoning press won Americans' attention with a pushy, fleeting style.

John Edwards Will Be John Kerry's Running Mate O.K., let's be clear: This is the conventional wisdom as of press time on Friday and may prove fleeting.

Fleeting Pages' fleeting bookstore offers books from the smaller presses, both independent publishing houses and self-publishing venues, including non-fiction, fiction poetry, graphic novels, zines and comics.

Having celebrity cash, or having a celebrity executive can bring a certain glow to a company, and certainly greater press attention, but the impacts appear to be fleeting.