Sentence examples for fleeting public from inspiring English sources

In Ireland, this fleeting public conversation never materialised.

A futile gesture, said the Manual teachers, who predicted many dropouts and fleeting public concern.

Dearden explains why Canvas is hosting a fleeting public art event rather than a lasting installation.

Although Mr. Blagojevich has made only fleeting public appearances since then, the public focus on him has mushroomed.

He once alluded to a "psychically horrifying" childhood defined by drunken parental arguments, but it was fleeting public candour.

Ms. Shourd, her cropped, dark brown hair no longer shrouded underneath the purple head scarf that was mandatory for her fleeting public appearances in Iran, told a news conference in New York that her joy upon leaving Tehran was tempered by the fact that she left without her fiancé, Shane Bauer, and their friend Josh Fattal, both 28.

Like that other happy dawn 30 years ago, too, Friday's marriage will offer a respite, albeit fleeting, from a public mood weighed down by recession fears, unemployment and a government austerity program that has labor unions edging toward a season of paralyzing strikes.

John Mueller, of Ohio State University, said he did not believe that the president's speech or the victory plan -- which he described as "very Feaverish, or Feaveresque" -- could produce more than a fleeting improvement in public support for the war, because it was likely to erode further as casualties accumulated.

Sister Catherine, back for a fleeting visit, said the public clash with the archbishop had drained her.

It may not be "Sayonara nukes", as placards demanded in 2012, but sayonara to a fleeting moment of serious public protest.(Picture credit: AFP).

Because this recession will likely be lengthy, not fleeting, a large-scale public infrastructure program — with vigorous anti-pork provisions — also makes sense.