Sentence examples for momentary flash from inspiring English sources

"Personally, I think he has a momentary flash," he suggests.

They are a momentary flash of beauty that fades to a memory.

"Next question," he said, allaying any tension with a momentary flash of that megawatt smile.

These days it seems even more foolish because it suggests a momentary flash in the pan.

The protest movement that exploded into Iran's streets in June was not a momentary flash of anger.

I mean, it does make me more beautiful in a really momentary flash and that is someone's first impression.

There are momentary flashes that could be gunfire or rays of sunlight reflected by windows.

IF microchips were cities, inhabitants would see a virtually constant show of fireworks, with electrons zooming through microscopic roads and throwing out momentary flashes of light.

During the workday Thursday and then again Friday we had momentary flashes of panic depending on the latest news, especially with reports that the police were withdrawing from active riot areas.

The video, which Mr. Slepian presented in December at a Tedx event, features inmates ruefully recalling their murders as explosive, unplanned outbursts prompted by momentary flashes of anger and chaos.

The Brooklyn-born hurler has enjoyed momentary flashes of brilliance during an otherwise disappointing career, and Friday was one of those nights when you wondered why we never saw more from the 38-year-old journeyman - six innings, no runs, two hits.