At times you fleetingly sense an attempt to connect multiple pasts with the here and now.
At times in the latter movements it seemed, fleetingly, that Collon's unfussy propulsion might be missing something; perhaps the whirling third movement needed a clearer sense of where it was going.
An accordion, played by Nathan Koci (who also played horn in the earlier movements), participated fully in dialogues with the piano and fleetingly made the ensemble sound like an early-20th-century tearoom orchestra, and at times a vibraphone mirrored the piano writing.
All of the children experienced anxiety and insecurity, sometimes fleetingly, other times for prolonged spells.
She saw her, fleetingly, at a bus stop.
Fleetingly, at first, at a parents' cocktail party.
She saw her, fleetingly, at a bus stop.
Bare dead bodies are glimpsed, often fleetingly, at the sides of the frame.
I'd seen my old boyfriend fleetingly at the party, but I didn't know he had followed me out.
Ms. Paufve and Lisa Bush smiled fleetingly at each other in "Cleave," danced to deliciously miserable music by Terese Taylor.
Mr. Graham, who was just 17 at the time of the shooting, was convicted based solely on the testimony of a single eyewitness, Bernadine Skillern, who saw the assailant's face only fleetingly at night through her car windshield, from a distance of 30 to 40 feet.
