Sentence examples for for that fleeting from inspiring English sources

For that fleeting instant, I felt loved.

Many don't even know there is a name for that fleeting itch.

Being there with him even for that fleeting moment let me briefly into that exotic fraternity.

He had the eye of an artist for that fleeting moment that explains everything, requiring less than a phrase, barely a comma from me.

He calls the "spirit that would grip the nation for that fleeting period between Kennedy's election and the passage of the Voting Rights Act: the seeming triumph of universalism over parochialism and narrow-mindedness" a "useful fiction, one that haunts me... evoking as it does some lost Eden".

Some are infants and children, innocent, loved and well cared for, except for that fleeting moment when something other than air -- food, a small toy, a coin -- lodged in the child's larynx and obstructed the trachea, blocking the free exchange of respiratory gases.

Allergy sufferers, in turn, find themselves facing an ugly choice: Crack open the windows, for now is that fleeting time when neither air-conditioners nor radiators are needed, enjoy the gorgeous weather, and accept the consequences.

The day got off to a touching start with SuperSmashin's tender tale of unrequited lust, of a Tiger Woods look-a-like, all set amidst the anonymity of the overcrowded London transport system.For that fleeting second that their eyes met, they were the only two people on earth, it's like they were sharing the same heart.

But these kind of visions aren't that fleeting for everybody.

For decades, endorphins have hogged the credit for producing "runner's high," that fleeting sense of euphoria and calm that many people report experiencing after prolonged exercise.

Unless you know your spare change will go straight to propping up someone's habit, then giving it to a homeless person is a small act that can provide that fleeting escape for people in truly miserable circumstances.