Sentence examples for fleeting view of from inspiring English sources

Black clouds were chasing across the sky, between them a fleeting view of the moon.

Their conversation was punctuated with the word "brilliant" to describe the forest and their fleeting view of gorillas.

There's a sexiness to the main lobby, with its floors and walls of sleek black granite and painted glass, and its fleeting view of a swimming pool set between the tower and the back of the older brick building behind it.

It was a dusty, bumpy ride into the bush, for a fleeting view of animals that aren't really dogs after all.

First, why would people travel here just to have a possibly impaired, fleeting view of the Queen?

The authors suggest that the rapidity of such a boundary extension error is advantageous rather than harmful; it shows how the visual system incorporates fleeting views of images with spurious boundaries into a coherent representation of the world around us.

It must be hard work scouring all those photos and hours of videos to find fleeting views of starlets and singers with their naughty bits ever so slightly exposed.

Adequate image capture of very large lesions located more distally can also be problematic during CE and, often, only fleeting views of the edge of the lesion may be recorded.

And also the suggestion of stained-glass windows, with their traditional tales of trials and tribulations: a suite of eight drawings, four on each side wall, that depict fleeting, partial views of embracing couples.

What you will get from this trip is a fleeting but awe-inspiring view of ground zero.

Her Buddhist view of life's fleeting nature and the vanity of human affairs added a dash of melancholy to her ornate aristocratic prose.