Sentence examples for fleeting sense from inspiring English sources

We can find relief and a fleeting sense of freedom.

The fleeting sense of security he had felt was on the mend, broken again.

I've been discovering how much struggle it takes to create even a fleeting sense of peace.

Pushing off with expeditionary zeal, the group created the fleeting sense of a foray into the unknown.

"The Fleeting Sense of Modernity" concentrates on the diverse but significant achievements of the heterosexual Manet and sexually puzzling Degas.

There are times when these characters hold steady amid the mayhem, when the long, crazy struggle makes fleeting sense.

His players were reinvigorated when they returned from it, driving at United again and again early in the second period in a way that brought two fine defensive headers from Chris Smalling and provided fleeting senses that they would cause trouble here.

Fiction, on the other hand, is about cultivating that fleeting dream sense.

Thirty years later, every Jew on Twitter who has received a Photoshopped version of herself or himself in a concentration-camp outfit followed by "#MAGA" knows how fleeting that sense of security can be.

A sense, fleeting, or not, that something wasn't as it should be".

Polley has recruited a crowd of Jacks – Frost, Sprat, O'Lantern – and they offer a fleeting but false sense of security.