Sentence examples for fleeting quality from inspiring English sources

If not, Ms. Devos said: "I don't mind the fleeting quality to it.

The fleeting quality of the book, its preoccupation with moments that plug straight into an emotional terrain, is primarily what Jha wishes readers to connect with.

Rexroth, after all, is primarily a contemplative poet, his subjects the immutability of the universe, the transcendence of nature and erotic love and the fleeting quality of life.

In addition, the novel's structure means that our encounters with the stories have a fleeting quality, like a light flicked on and off as photographs develop in a darkroom.

Wanting to be avant-garde, but without giving up the traditional tools of Western art, he found his way in the early 1960s with paintings that had the elusive, fleeting quality of snapshots but also the tactile solidity of paint on canvas.

Surely, death makes one very aware of the fleeting quality of life.

"Laban analysis is a way of capturing fleeting qualities of movement, rather than solely their form".

President Leon Botstein told the graduates to use the tools they had acquired at Bard to counter a world obsessed with violence and never to forget the special if fleeting qualities of being an undergraduate on a college campus "where discourse is considered better and more adequate than the use of force".

Do we perceive only fleeting qualities (dharma), as Buddhists tend to say, or qualifiers as qualifying qualificanda (a lotus as qualified by being-blue), as say realist Nyāya and Mīmāṃsā?

Tuesday's program, "ePhemera," was inspired by the fleeting, unpredictable qualities of the Internet's digital frontier.

Despite the stalemate on Saturday, there was plenty of entertainment on show, though only fleeting glimpses of quality.