Sentence examples for fleeting rush from inspiring English sources

A reviewer for Slant Magazine praised Matsoukas' directorial skills, writing, "Melina Matsoukas's video projects (literally and figuratively) the fleeting rush of both young love and drugs—and the often fatal cocktail that's produced when the two are combined".

Personally, I did not enjoy the way in which the ending seemed far too fleeting and rushed, but I think that it is worth reading this book for yourself, as it may appeal to you much more than it did to me.

What sense of joy, beyond fleeting adrenaline rushes, does it bring us?

Thorne does have a fleeting cameo in Rush of Blood, but Billingham's second standalone book primarily features three British couples who meet on a Florida holiday.

Certainly, tourism has the potential to be a bigger and longer-lasting business in the Chapada Diamantina than the fleeting 19th-century diamond rush that gave the area its name.

"Historically, gold rushes are fleeting and exploitative.

And I will take that extraordinary feeling of timelessness, however fleeting, over an ordinary adrenaline rush any day.

The Tarkine's gold rush was a fleeting thing.