Sentence examples for not so fleeting from inspiring English sources

But for commuters, the impact was not so fleeting.

"A state's sovereign immunity is not so fleeting as to depend upon the forum in which the state is sued," the appeals court said.

The kids are going to walk all over you.' " Connections among colleagues were not always so fleeting.

But the show, like so many others these days, was intended not so much for the fleeting moment as it was for the Web.

Tiger who? Celebrity has not yet become quite so fleeting that Tiger Woods is in danger of being forgotten, but the impossible invincibility, the even-money-to-win-a-Major quotes from the bookies may be things of the past.

Burton is not so much vague in conversation as fleeting.

"In the town where I grew up, there was a fleeting trend or maybe not so fleeting to buy ice spray in the drugstore, spray it in a bag, and inhale from the bag.

"We have this idea that we have to capture passion because it's so fleeting". But it's not.

The experience was so fleeting that he can't remember the name of either.

The words are so fleeting that most dancers don't even notice them.

"I don't think anybody could expect — because careers are so fleeting — that somebody's going to have a 6-to-10-year run," General Manager Brian Cashman said.