Sentence examples for yet fleeting from inspiring English sources

The music's sarcastic edge bites from the outset, yet fleeting suggestions of warmth radiate through.

This captures the strangely vivid yet fleeting nature of dreams with uncanny, magical precision and Prunella Scales offers a beautiful delivery of a famous Shakespearean text.

In sports, especially one-on-one disciplines that involve harming another person, the cloak of invincibility has long been a powerful yet fleeting tool.

She is best known for her flashing electronic LED sign sculptures that display carefully composed yet fleeting phrases that act as verbal meditations on power, trauma, knowledge, and hope.

But Mr. Piano's words resonate if they are understood as a commentary on how news seems to have become an ether of modern life: instantly accessible yet fleeting and perishable, flying across interlaced electronic networks rather than being hauled across town in 12-pound bundles.

They are beautiful yet fleeting, like life itself.

And with memories of the two world wars fading, the special relationship forged through the last hundred years may yet prove fleeting.

And perhaps those latter offerings are a metaphor for the man himself: fleeting, yet forever influential.

Slang is fleeting yet powerful; irony is hard enough for some people to read.

That sight of supernatural power is always momentary, fleeting, yet absolutely devastating: an encounter with absolute dread.

The piece offers fleeting yet chilling evidence of the intrusive power of the state, something like the novel "1984" in extreme miniature.