Sentence examples for fleeting that from inspiring English sources

How fleeting that moment of global solidarity now seems.

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.

Maybe the sweetness is due to how fleeting that moment is.

How many of us can say the same?

Something fleeting, that you can never recapture.

The demonstrations are so fleeting that they are nicknamed "flying protests".

Vezzoli makes art out of fame — few materials are more fleeting than that.

#replacequotewiththingamajig — Jeff Emanuel (@jeffemanuel) 1 Jun 12 However, by early Friday evening, #replacequoteswiththingamajig seemed to be losing out to #replacelyricswithsweat, fleeting as that word for that furnace part.

She said to always pick being respected, that love without respect was always fleeting — but that respect could grow into real, lasting love".

And he is passionate about what he shows - fleeting though that passion sometimes is.

(Their slow-motion handshake is one of the ballet's first fleeting intimations that time itself can be changed).