Sentence examples for in a fleeting context from inspiring English sources
So how should teachers and professors respond when confronted with the question, "if humans evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys?" Sometimes this and other questions about evolution are encountered in a fleeting context where there is not quite enough time to explain the full scope of evolutionary biology (Scott 2006)!
Lord Mandelson's spokesman said the case was discussed in "a fleeting conversation about the prisoner".
Stravinsky claimed he had the idea for the ballet in a "fleeting vision".
In a fleeting fit of rue, I collected clothes to donate in a pile on my bed.
Search becomes a form of navigation when information is thrown at you in a fleeting stream.
Pluripotent cells exist in a fleeting manner within the mouse embryo, placing emphasis on the remarkable extension of their life in culture.
You are trying to draw a person or thing and represent its very soul in a fleeting moment.
We call the paradigm "gesture-based" because we try to capture, in real-time, the intention behind the demonstratrator's fleeting, context-dependent hand motions, contact conditions, finger poses, and even cryptic utterances, rather than just recording and replaying movement.
For an afternoon, thousands of people in Manchester fell in love a little with the slight star and the UAE team but it was a fleeting feeling in the context of a massive event like the Olympics, one highlight of hundreds.
