Sentence examples for fleeting relevance from inspiring English sources
What a strange ritual it is to go to a mall expecting to find Santa Claus, as if, in the crazed weeks leading up to his annual night of fleeting relevance, he has nothing better to do than loiter outside Macy's, inhaling the blended aromas of a Sbarro's and a Cinnabon.
Recognizing that serendipity is a constantly moving target of context, the best we can hope to achieve are fleeting moments relevance.
Since then, the idea has periodically regained currency when purveyors such as Chauhan are granted a fleeting moment of relevance.
While the holiday guide's relevance will be fleeting, the app does not become useless once the ball drops on Dec. 31.
In Hollywood, there are stars -- ephemeral and fleeting, dependent on each box office return for relevance -- and then there are stars with Stars.
Distracting, too, are the modern war parallels she draws — from World War I, Vietnam, Somalia, Iraq; fleeting and uninspired, they are, one suspects, an unnecessary effort to suggest contemporary "relevance".
The bibliography of "The Book of Basketball" groups his influences (in typical fashion) into six categories of relevance, from masterworks he idolizes, like "The Breaks of the Game" by David Halberstam, to more fleeting works like "The Long, Hot Winter," the memoir of Rick Adelman, then coach of the Portland Trail Blazers.
Furthermore the glimpses of the vocal cord lesion seen in the OCT video sequence are fleeting and freeze-frame analysis of the video post-procedure was necessary to try and discern the contrast features of relevance.
The relevance of relevance.
