Sentence examples for offer fleeting from inspiring English sources
Escapist entertainment can offer fleeting rewards, but in the long run only art really nourishes.
The images he collects offer fleeting glimpses of his enigmatic social life and serendipitous compositions of light, shadow and movement.
Upping the disk's size increases risk and score multipliers in tandem, while various power-ups offer fleeting defence against each stage's claustrophobic tangle of lines.
Others have adopted the slacker life, settling in as friendly, happy-go-lucky Crozes, fruity wines of little substance that offer fleeting pleasure.
And over the past week, Politico revealed White House efforts to prevent the Pentagon from hiring an American diplomat seen as critical of Sisi's coup, while BuzzFeed News reported that Egypt was ramping up lobbying efforts in D.C. Photo-ops and positive statements may offer fleeting satisfaction for both sides.
The piece offers fleeting yet chilling evidence of the intrusive power of the state, something like the novel "1984" in extreme miniature.
His primary care doctor listened intently to his descriptions of his limitations, but then prescribed only small amounts of pain meds that offered fleeting relief at best.
He only offered fleeting references to the tragedy, as he repeatedly suggested that the world was in a state of "tumult", showing that Mr Obama's foreign policy was unravelling.
Mr. Ryan, who persuasively portrayed the gay activist Harry Hay in "The Temperamentals" last year, offers fleeting notes of contemptuous drag mockery in his readings, despite the absence of cross-dressing, in addition to the deafening outbursts.
The exhibition offers fleeting glimpses into what made Andrea Palladio (1508-1580) such a radical figure: his creation of an architecture that adapted ancient Roman forms to the houses of the gentry and that would eventually serve as an imprimatur of legitimacy for monarchs and revolutionaries.
Death had given the event life, and the day offered fleeting glimpses of both.
