Sentence examples for therefore fleeting from inspiring English sources
And more crucially, the very fact that they are physical means that they are subject to generation and corruption, and are therefore fleeting.
His reflections on people and places seem, therefore, rather fleeting, while his travel narrative feels momentary and thinly stretched.
Ultimately, that means for people living in crowded Chennai or overworked Tokyo, sleep is more likely to feel beyond their control – and therefore be fleeting.
Therefore for fleeting stability the assortment of difference for S should satisfies the following conditions.
It may have caught the eye for a brief while, but it was fleeting and therefore of little value.
The second caveat is that consensus may be more fleeting, and therefore less valuable, than the economic high priesthood might like to think.
Passion is emotion-based, and therefore, unpredictable if not fleeting.
And let's face it, random acts of marketing are fleeting and, therefore, expensive.
