Sentence examples for fleeting speaking from inspiring English sources
He turned down what would have been a fleeting speaking appearance, and participated in no official convention events.
"Any competition is as good as the way that it's run," he says in a fleeting cameo, speaking from an armchair with the measured tones of an all-knowing psychiatrist.
Ms. Ullmann, as befits a veteran of Bergman films, arranges her men and women in fleeting tableaus that speak resonantly of sexual relationships.
This measures tiny, fleeting vibrations in the skin caused by the act of speaking.
Tim Peake has spoken of the fleeting moment when he feared his spacecraft's main parachute had failed to open as he plummeted back to Earth.
Sniffles could also be heard as the Rev. Raymond J. Byrne spoke of their fleeting innocence: "Soon they begin to put on masks, to hide behind them.
Writing about himself in the third person as a young man he speaks of the "fleeting Clouds" of doubts which never ceased "now & then to darken /obscure/ the clearest serenity of his quiet: which made him often say that Injections of this Nature were such a Disease to his Faith as the Tooth-ach is to the Body; for tho it be not mortall, 'tis very troublesome" (BP 37:182r).
"One More Kiss" speaks to the fleeting nature of life and the importance of never looking back.
There's other things that play into this Vine's importance: The fact that the creator, ig @mattsukkar, never uploaded another Vine after this one speaks to the fleeting nature of fame and the fetishizing culture of mystery that surrounds the entertainment industry these days.
One might still argue that participants in our study were somewhat aware of the spoken stimuli, with fleeting microarousals that are difficult to detect in the EEG, resulting in a state of transient arousal/drowsiness not allowing them to perform an overt behavioral response.
Normally, as Secretary-General of the United Nations, my husband must use even fleeting moments of free time to speak with world leaders.
