"Thundering Silence" offered too fleeting a taste of choreography by Tom Price.
In a novel of white-hot passion, the buttoned-up spinster Mary Jocelyn and her married admirer exchange only a single, illicit kiss: everything else is communicated by the fleeting glimpse and the pregnant silence.
But its Hungarian counterparts, which had enjoyed a sweet, fleeting moment of freedom, were forever silenced.
The use of silence as a sound track in the fleeting moments of fright works and was the star of this failure.
In White Noise, Don DeLillo writes, "The world was a series of fleeting gratifications". (170) So by all means when the silence drags, on seemingly endless, perhaps that is the only way to shut down the fleetingness of the world.
But those moments were fleeting, she said, and those conversations drifted into a melancholy silence.
The untitled result, which unfolded in silence, was experiential and feathery light, with a few fleeting inspired moments; Ms. Hassabi and Ms. Melnick might want to collaborate someday.
"Those who lack confidence in their political knowledge are more likely to shut down debate and silence others". 3. Despite the popular idea that happiness is fleeting, studies show that it is actually rather stable over time.
They record the minute, fleeting details of everyday rural life in images of monumental stillness and time-defying silence.
There's a handy explanation for this silence: The California natives whom Serra and other Westerners encountered left only fleeting evidence of themselves and their culture.
