Fleeting glimpses emerge Up until now only fleeting glimpses of the situation inside the Rakhine State have emerged.
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Take a look at Team Trump's sweet mini-doc above, and appreciate it for what it is: a weird, fleeting look at a weird, fleeting trip.
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It was a nice thought - even if only fleeting.
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Sadly, it's beauty may be fleeting, according to new research.
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As fleeting as a conversation, a meal shared with friends.
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She's a fascinating figure, as pivotal as she is fleeting.
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It's that important reminder that this life, it's really fleeting.
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Some relationships may be fleeting, but Trump's tweets are forever.
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Is the artist reflecting on the fleeting nature of love?
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"Fame is fleeting," Rubin said in 1990 to Discover magazine.
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How many fleeting associations combine to make up a life?
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Life is fleeting, and so is the joy and pain.
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What that points to is something less theoretical and fleeting.
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Our access to information is incredibly broad but shockingly fleeting.
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GettyMost spelling mistakes are innocent, fleeting, and only mildly embarrassing.
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If courts favor Trump, then those protections could become fleeting.
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She showed me that life is truly beautiful and fleeting.
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That love, however fleeting, should never be taken for granted.
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It's the final, fleeting moments before everything gets too serious.
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Moreover, sudden, unexpected stocks developments can generate fleeting price movements.
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And yet locating even fleeting moments of safety is crucial.
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Credit card profits could prove a fleeting lifeline for retailers.
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Fame is fleeting, but nothing can take away your art.
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She shook off the depressing reminder of their fleeting engagement.
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Some of their problems are fleeting, but one is not.
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For a fleeting moment, the world and American politics aligned.
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Elections don't settle disputes, not even for some fleeting honeymoon.
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Most wildlife photographers understand the need to seize fleeting moments.
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Mostly he paid them in fleeting fame rather than cash.
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Q: But social media fame is also fleeting, isn't it?
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This is the fleeting opportunity that still remains in Yemen.
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But that was nothing more than a fleeting grace period.
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And those opportunities are becoming more fleeting by the day.
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We succumb to fleeting trends in food, fashion, and health.
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Above all, Cavendish coveted fame, and her fame was fleeting.
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It's fleeting, and that inspires you to do big things.
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It's those traditions, however fleeting, that Zimmern wants to document.
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Why must all the best things in life be fleeting?
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Even a fleeting shelter can be important for local biodiversity.
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But these kind of visions aren't that fleeting for everybody.
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But fame is ever fleeting in the world of news.
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On Baseball The fleeting moment has stuck with Aaron Boone.
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An advertising image can't do that, advertising is too fleeting.
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That fleeting joy is always best left to the diner.
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Such fleeting interactions are what Mr. Antoine loves about photography.
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But it was a fleeting sensation, and he adapted quickly.
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Retelling becomes reliving, a fleeting wisp of Shakespeare's elusive breath.
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The world pays fleeting attention to atrocities like the Aug.
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There are moments of fleeting happiness, even in a warzone.
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Yet the exchange is fleeting and never picked up again.
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In the right beer, bubbles can trigger a fleeting fragrance.
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"Movement makes it something of a fleeting vision," he said.
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Credit card profits could prove a fleeting lifeline for retailers.
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But after its fleeting stay, restless spring is moving northward.
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But this being Bojack Horseman, the good times are fleeting.
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Still, the market disturbance could be fleeting, according to Wicker.
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What sound like glitches are fleeting glimpses of the past.
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We gain a sense of community, however false or fleeting.
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Like most summer flings, SiR's emotions are spontaneous but fleeting.
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Fortunately for the Knicks, it was just a fleeting panic.
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But they give Logan no more than a fleeting glance.
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That pastoral artistry can be fleeting in a large metropolis.
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Nothing is more fleeting than a career in show business.
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They express it by having a bunch of fleeting relationships.
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And then the fleeting stuff just doesn't, it doesn't stick.
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"It does not have to be fleeting, absolutely not," he said.
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You can always make more money, but time is truly fleeting.
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That didn't materialize, with any volatility spikes proving to be fleeting.
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So, are swipers using matches for a fleeting moment of validation?
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Here's what else is happening: As they say, beauty is fleeting.
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In that fleeting moment, this entire hellish nightmare felt worth it.
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She cracked a fleeting smile, quickly looking down for a moment.
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The makeshift wooden set conveys the camp's own makeshift, fleeting life.
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It's fleeting and the degree of numbness depends on the person.
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What I learned about money is that wealth is very fleeting.
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Another norm in prison is the idea that friendships are fleeting.
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The pledge goes well beyond merely re-fleeting the national carrier.
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Relief could be fleeting, however, especially if the U.S. economy falters.
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Though fleeting, those four minutes will yield rich photos and data.
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The internet has given birth to a generation of fleeting characters.
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But during both of those shows, those transcendent moments were fleeting.
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Since deals can be fleeting, book as soon as you can.
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Each page of the score contains happenstance charms and fleeting epiphanies.
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Take the time to view this fleeting movement before it disappears.
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One man's emotional turbulence may be fleeting, but emo is eternal.
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I assume that feeling was fleeting, especially in the Trump era.
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If any sign understands the fleeting nature of time, it's you.
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Bass renders the fleeting and sometimes unreliable crucible of experience visible.
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These fleeting moments are what Fabia expertly translates into her paintings.
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Childhood is fleeting but what we play affects our lives forever.
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Fleeting though they are, these scenes stayed with me for years.
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But the gold brought only modest and fleeting benefits, he said.
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The happiness that comes from accumulation is fleeting, they remind us.
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Other critics said the benefits of the deal will be fleeting.
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Your interactions with non-enemies is brief and fleeting but memorable.
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A fleeting fad is too frivolous to build a business on.
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Yet those moments are fleeting, and ultimately, the effort justifies itself.
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Mr. Page's relationship with Mr. Trump appears to have been fleeting.
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Presidents prefer memorials to their lasting accomplishments, not their most fleeting.
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It was just one of those quick, fleeting moments in life.
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Later, there are fleeting references to lovers, and to Albinati's daughter.
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Later, there are fleeting references to lovers, and to Albinati's daughter.
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Fleeting retail interactions can also help people during major life transitions.
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But the flavor was, to me, as fleeting as the vapor.
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The question now is whether their bitcoin fortune will prove fleeting.
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In reality, above the fleeting pleasure of nostalgia, that holds value.
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But most observers also expect that polling closeness to prove fleeting.
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I observed every fleeting facial expression, hoping to gauge his intentions.
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For instance, Cox Automotive launched in January a fleet services brand called Pivet that handles the task management, including everything from in-fleeting, de-fleeting, cleaning, detailing, fueling and charging, to maintenance, storage, parking and logistics.
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"These fleeting installations represent this fleeting nightmare and in the fall, it is our wish to look back and laugh at Donald Trump's failed and delusional quest to obtain the presidency," INDECLINE said in a statement.
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It's not just the memorable summits and crux moves that are fleeting.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street's latest trade war freakout proved fleeting.
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But Trump's focus on his electoral victory, while sharp, was fleeting Friday.
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Illustration: Elena Scotti (Photos: Getty Images)MemoryEverything feels so fleeting these days.
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These now middle-aged men have fleeting moments of youth-like abandon.
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The flies have short lives, just as our halcyon summers are fleeting.
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Lightsabers abound and there's even a fleeting glimpse of Skywalker's bionic hand.
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Nimble traders are reaping big profits, but the opportunities may be fleeting.
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But while his appearance may be fleeting, his presence is definitely memorable!
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All of this tells us something about the fleeting nature of happiness.
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He knows the chaos that comes with kids is all too fleeting.
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His victory on May 20th may be not only fake, but fleeting.
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Living inside your own head for more than just a fleeting instant?
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I had finally gotten a taste of independence, but it was fleeting.
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The internet has the scary ability to make fleeting moments very permanent.
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The fleeting appearance mimics the photographer's seemingly indiscriminate, point-and-shoot style.
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Has JoJo ever really showed more than a fleeting interest in Chase?
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That fleeting appearance set the tone for the remainder of the evening.
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It's a condition or state of being, and it's very often fleeting.
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The fact of the matter is that power in Washington is fleeting.
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Every time I went out, I noticed some small improvement, however fleeting.
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If these Insecam streams are anything to go by, leisure is fleeting.
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Still, Wilson urged clients not to get trapped by fleeting market rebounds.
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They speak guardedly but vividly of fleeting encounters, deep relationships, unexpressed feelings.
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Yet, for a fleeting moment, one admires Cheney for making the choice.
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"It's that important reminder that this life, it's really fleeting," Ludden said.
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If hope springs eternal, the Arab Spring in Egypt was merely fleeting.
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As the recent, fleeting truce with the Taliban showed, Afghans crave peace.
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It is unclear how fleeting their vindication, or their fortune, will be.
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Their fame is just as fleeting: Most compete in wholly unrecognized amateur
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They warn broadcasters that future "fleeting" expletives will, in fact, be fined.
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Sappho's intensely nuanced fragment never reveals what was fleeting like the flower.
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That seven-year gap is but a fleeting moment in geological terms.
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Or is it a fleeting, chaotic chemical reaction that we can't control?
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How fleeting anonymity can be, though, when you are an Olympic athlete.
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Something once possessed is now something fleeting and much harder to obtain.
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Breaking waves in the ocean are fleeting, complex events, each one unique.
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Kispert's acute observational skills cut most sharply in fleeting moments of jealousy.
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Bruni: I'll grant you that he has fleeting episodes of uncharacteristic calm.
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All of us fragile, all of us fleeting, all of us prey.
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But we also know that emotion is fleeting and can be faked.
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He said "go" once he turned 1, but the moment was fleeting.
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The smile might be fleeting, though ... Milwaukee's on the verge of elimination.
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Success has been fleeting for the only remaining N.B.A. franchise in Canada.
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Even a late glimmer of hope for the Red Bulls was fleeting.
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By startling the viewer, they ask us to seize this fleeting life.
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Endurance can be artifice; if something is fleeting, at least it's real.
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Was it worth it for the fleeting moment of internet attention, though?
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But even in out of the way places, silence can be fleeting.
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But the data showed that both positive and negative spillover were fleeting.
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He looks down while he talks and makes fleeting, suspicious eye contact.
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And like summer, it's fleeting — it will only publish through Labor Day.
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Success has proved fleeting, especially as the market has become increasingly crowded.
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She was still nervous Tuesday, worried the negotiation win would be fleeting.
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S. commitment to bringing perpetrators of mass atrocities to justice is fleeting.
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As you might imagine, Izzy's contact with "normal human interaction" is fleeting.
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Even some business opportunities that arose in the warm weather were fleeting.
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For some older Americans, retirement turns out to be a fleeting status.
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But as with most things on Twitter, the cordial moment was fleeting.
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It is unclear how fleeting their vindication, or their fortune, will be.
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"These moments are amazing and they're exciting, but they're fleeting," Hall said.
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But Rourke's flirtation with a pugilism career was fleeting and self-centered.
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Those fleeting moments of clarity are, for me, what it's all about.
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You can't do ... I think it's less because it's much more fleeting.
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"Monty Python" was merely a fleeting success compared with the "Benny Hill Show".
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To be sure, some market participants believe the dollar's weakness might be fleeting.
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There is a possibility this current record of female Senators could be fleeting.
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But the fleeting moments, captured by Al Neami, are more eerie than euphoric.
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But unfortunately, the satisfaction that comes with the disposal of Ratchett is fleeting.
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The boost to consumer and investor confidence from the referendum result proved fleeting.
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While this is a legit condition, it's (thankfully) a harmless and fleeting one.
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For most men and women, fame is fleeting and greatness is short-lived.
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The director of this fleeting FBI precursor, Hiram Whitley, did a fine job.
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Illustration: Elena Scotti (Photos: Getty Images, Shutterstock)MemoryEverything feels so fleeting these days.
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Updated to include Grey Worm and Missandei's romance, however fleeting it may be.
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After being charred in the eruption, unpacking the scrolls' secrets has proven fleeting.
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"It made me slow down and realize how fleeting life is," he said.
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It gives us a sense that maybe, sometimes, justice isn't a fleeting wish.
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It's more about fleeting moments of joy and knowing that life is hard.
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More recently there were signs of new momentum — and fleeting bipartisanship — in Colorado.
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Those alternating one-word sentences cut to the quick of a fleeting mind.
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The fleeting experience enrolled me into a club of millions of ordinary people.
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Be smart: Unless money and board seats are involved, partnerships can be fleeting.
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The world's manufacturing slowdown may well prove as fleeting as that of 2015.
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If we're allow this fleeting moment of bliss, why not just embrace it?
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The truth is the sensation of control he's feeling is fleeting and relative.
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It was silent and fleeting and didn't feel like something that actually happened.
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However, financial health in the cyclical auto business is both fragile and fleeting.
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And for a beautiful, fleeting moment, the thing was up for sale online.
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Within seconds, memes of the lyric's fleeting appearance started popping up all over.
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But the fleeting unity of "Je suis Charlie" feels a long time ago.
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It can be fleeting, like accidentally boarding a train headed the wrong way.
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But, like summer vacations themselves, the opportunity to try S'mores coffee is fleeting.
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After a century out, golf's return to the Olympiad may be fleeting one.
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Imagine for a fleeting moment that you are a third-party accessory manufacturer.
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To him, "a" was an acoustic flyspeck, little more than a fleeting grunt.
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There's just a single, fleeting shot of Justin Bieber in the entire film.
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The Associated Press: A president who demands loyalty finds it fleeting in Washington.
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Still, some initial progress is likely, though it will almost certainly be fleeting.
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But the disclaimers come rushing in to hedge the fleeting instant of release.
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The opportunity to rein in out-of-control spending is realistic but fleeting.
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Yet "Swimming" remains an expression of wonder and contentment, no matter how fleeting.
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The frivolity of those fast, fulsome, fleeting days has long since given way.
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But love is ephemeral, love is fleeting, love is a very terrifying thing.
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For me, that's extremely important because sustainability and fleeting fashion trends are counterintuitive.
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Some astrologers believe that affections felt during a Venus retrograde can be fleeting.
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Why not lean hard into this fleeting sentiment of corporate accountability, you know?
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Nostalgia, whether for '90s tech or not, is fleeting and always will be.
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It's all there, murky and twisted-up between split-seconds of fleeting glory.
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Every suspect sound and fleeting shadow could be a rat waiting to pounce.
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As much as you try to hold on to that feeling, it's fleeting.
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She's the anchor of the film; Heather is as fleeting as a reflection.
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The sprawling opener "Lion and the Unicorn" offers a sense of fleeting joy.
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The political challenge for these policies is that the constituencies can be fleeting.
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We get fleeting glances of Grace Jones, Kate Bush, Adam Ant, Lady Gaga.
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And how even a century can be fleeting from a certain vantage point.
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As a teenager, she finds fleeting relief in drugs and inappropriate sexual encounters.
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If the blow seemed like a key moment, it was a fleeting one.
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The great ones, Hill said, all understood the fleeting nature of playoff success.
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Building monuments to the ephemeral and fleeting seems more important now than ever.
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A guide of artful objects that pay homage to fleeting or quotidian forms.
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Even fleeting thoughts of moral turpitude could give Ghosn's freedom a bitter aftertaste.
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But the circumstances of the Bryants' deaths drew just fleeting mentions on Monday.
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While others boasted flavours as fleeting as the men in my love life.
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The best way to describe my quest to relax at CES was "fleeting."
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This frames Offred as a hero whose resistance, however fleeting, is worth it.
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Keep in mind that flight deals are often fleeting and airfare fluctuates frequently.
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The momentous future of electric air transport is, in fact, a fleeting spectacle.
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The art itself is fleeting, typically removed by the authorities shortly after installation.
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Efforts at self-medication—smoking, exercising, eating healthily—brought only fleeting, partial relief.
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Viral dances are nothing new, and are notoriously fleeting—remember the Harlem Shake?
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U.S. stocks have perked up on the news, but that optimism could be fleeting.
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It looks like Kid Mero's hatred toward Ray Romano wasn't just a fleeting emotion.
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And for that one fleeting moment, we will forget about the Danger Days ahead.
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Viral moments can be fleeting, but they can also reinforce or upend someone's views.
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They also dismissed the polling boost Harris got after the June debate as fleeting.
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Affection for the seasons is, quite possibly, the most fleeting of all love affairs.
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Their permanent physicality was more powerful than the fleeting digital images contained within them.
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But the moment was fleeting as the candidate then said things could be better.
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Like Snapchat, these messages are fleeting and will eventually disappear unless you decide otherwise.
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But if we take these fleeting moments for granted, we'll regret it later on.
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GREAT music captures and records the most subtle and fleeting shades of human emotion.
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But the Facebook era could instead be the product of unique, fleeting historical circumstances.
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In a flash, the car is gone, leaving nothing behind but a fleeting impression.
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The good news is that for most people, suicidal thoughts are fleeting, he says.
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But those emotions were fleeting as she focused on the health of her daughter.
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Each grouping is a fleeting assemblage, calling to mind Erwin Wurm's One Minute Sculptures.
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But if you're Obama, it's also a reminder that such changes can be fleeting.
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While putting up my Christmas tree, I understood how fleeting the first year feels.
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In the end, however, Hayes recognizes that our present experience in Kilauea is fleeting.
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They get just a fleeting glimpse of him through the crack of the door.
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The prints on view at Ronin Gallery perfectly capture a sense of fleeting beauty.
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The classic devil's bargain is an exchange of soul for real but fleeting fortunes.
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Additionally, the impact of Kuroda's aggressive buying of stocks on valuations has been fleeting.
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Enjoy this fleeting moment of invincibility while it lasts, and lean into the cliché.
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And when it does happen, it's often fleeting and limited to a single generation.
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Laughter, however fleeting, was such a precious gift to me during my darkest times.
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Even the fleeting idea that it could all go wrong seemed to tickle him.
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For a few fleeting hours last weekend, central Paris was devoid of all cars.
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The same goes for the relationship between Steve and Ned, which is similarly fleeting.
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The moment may be fleeting, but for now he has a mandate for change.
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Lies aside, climate change's fleeting moment on the debate stage wasn't a total bust.
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Fame can be quite fleeting, and show business comes with a lot of pressure.
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"Vinegar Girl" is an earthy reflection of this fleeting moment, both lively and thoughtful.
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"The boost from Black Friday will be fleeting," Samuel Tombs of Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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" And yet, she added, "you can't be too attached to something that's completely fleeting.
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The fleeting moments that Gander assembles seek an order that is not merely chronological.
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It's an intoxicating, yet often fleeting and shallow fling, our romance with the underdog.
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Why throw out tradition, logic and basic fairness for a fleeting appearance on ESPN3?
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I traded my peace of mind and restful sleep for fleeting stacks of money.
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Even if fleeting, it takes precedence over what's best for your physiology or rules.
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Many a fleeting factoids you haven't heard since seventh grade await in Wurtz's latest.
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Yes, the Supreme Court is supposed to stand slightly apart from Americans' fleeting whims.
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Forsett's touchdown gave the Broncos fleeting hope, but that hope was dashed moments later.
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It was one of those fleeting rom-com moments you want to hang onto.
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Instead, he dug in and has remained there since, with a few fleeting exceptions.
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The work requires sensitivity but also speed because the window of opportunity is fleeting.
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You get a fleeting, revelatory glimpse into Gould's feeling his way into this music.
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Spending money on things that will offer more fleeting value is generally an indulgence.
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For a beautiful, fleeting moment, arguments had texture, even if the subjects were inconsequential.
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They spotted a female tiger for a few fleeting seconds moving through the bushes.
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Besides, love is fleeting and romantic dissatisfaction is mostly inevitable, but technology is forever.
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Life is fleeting, empires crumble, and sometimes quiet mountains aren't quiet mountains at all.
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My hope (however fleeting) is for the Monmouth poll to be a learning lesson.
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You might try to see the blush as a fleeting marker of sweet youth.
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Wabi sabi expresses a profound love of life through sorrowfully recognizing its fleeting nature.
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Burrata is an affordable temptation, all the more valuable for its delicate, fleeting beauty.
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Political headlines tend to have only fleeting effects on the markets, Mr. Irwin notes.
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Political headlines tend to have only fleeting effects on the markets, Mr. Irwin notes.
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The congregated bubbles capture a beer's fleeting fragrances, slowly releasing scents with each pop.
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I found the pleasures of the Big Mac to be equally hollow and fleeting.
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It's true that the impact of geopolitical events on markets tends to be fleeting.
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Building toward a fleeting climax, the cast inserted LED lights into the pockmarked walls.
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But for others, the Métiers d'Art provided a fleeting moment of fantasy and creativity.
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Of course, trends are a fleeting thing, and love and hate are subjective emotions.
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For a fleeting moment, there was optimism that Taiwan would enjoy greater self-determination.
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In Syria, however, all safety is fleeting for those branded enemies of the state.
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Happiness is personal and fleeting, and it&aposs not the same thing as fulfillment.
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Here's a memory of a fleeting but romantic encounter from Aly Pitts: November 2015.
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Visual clarity is fleeting, and the tools that record our histories influence our cognition.
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On the other hand, it's all so fleeting, how can they have any meaning?
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Most of the letters represent the preludes and aftermaths of their two fleeting assignations.
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Savoring the grandeur of such nomenclature, Mr. Chalamet's Jim grows into a fleeting, flamboyant assurance.
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It's difficult to enter a crowded arena and not have a fleeting sensation of unease.
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Oh, just $30,999 and at least 16 months of your precious, fleeting time on Earth.
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Occasionally, Hagatha had fleeting moments of remorse and tried to soothe our tears with treats.
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It is a compilation that reminds us that Kate Winslet had a fleeting singing career.
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And if you keep that in mind maybe summer won't seem so fleeting, so brief.
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But, through the fleeting moments of movement the work challenges the structures it's bound to.
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And so began years of embittered estrangement, punctuated by fleeting hints of a possible reconciliation.
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What began as a fleeting thought led me down a rabbit hole of answer forums.
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He's trying to create a game in which meaning is ambiguous and accomplishments are fleeting.
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The fleeting promotion gets people to flock to restaurants to ensure they get a taste.
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But for a few fleeting minutes, the random characters bug served as fodder for jokes.
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In a way, only the relationships and fleeting essences I collected on the square mattered.
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And these people who are fleeting are not nomadic people, they're physicians and professional people.
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The country's "lese majeste" laws protect the royal family from even fleeting or minor criticism.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Angelica Alzona (GMG)MemoryEverything feels so fleeting these days.
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For a fleeting moment, its valuation just about suited the sector in which it operates.
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In the meantime, where do those fleeting photos and videos of your epic nights belong?
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How it's just fleeting past you, how long and short everything feels at once, huh?
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The government has only a fleeting idea where service currently is, making tracking improvement difficult.
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Through photographs and text, the book both celebrates and mourns the fleeting nature of existence.
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Still it's a grim reminder that our 15 minutes of fame will always be fleeting.
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Unfortunately, these fantastic displays are fleeting—they're visible for few centuries and then they're gone.
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"At last a fleeting moment of true joy, brought to Jeb by his trusty "iWatch.
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"There are only a few fleeting moments of graphic violence," he told a news conference.
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Companies that buy and sell online advertising are increasingly taking aim at these fleeting instances.
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The indexes have cruised to new highs with low volatility and only shallow, fleeting dips.
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Love can be fleeting, which is exactly why relationships and body art don't always mix.
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He's just glad he got to be a part of this, even if it's fleeting.
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Hop out of bed relatively well-rested, which is a fleeting feeling during the week.
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Total solar eclipses like the one crossing America today are beautiful, but they're tragically fleeting.
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But they seem to be stable fixtures in Jupiter's atmosphere, and not fleeting weather patterns.
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The promise of eternal life for their robotic companions proved as fleeting as life itself.
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This fleeting moment of glory was soon destroyed when we moved on to side lunges.
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I get the fleeting "eh, we'll see what she proclaims in a few years" thought.
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The Frapp will only be available until April 23, so the magic will be fleeting.
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National traumas and triumphs are fleeting as the nation is pulled in many different directions.
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Maybe it was just a fleeting thought you had, an impulse, a moment of rage.
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He also left dozens of other characters, images we might remember only in fleeting glimpses.
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Why it matters: This will be only a fleeting pause in the ongoing nuclear crisis.
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That thing we do to for a fleeting moment of pleasure, and sometimes to procreate.
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The moment of astonishment, fleeting as it may be, becomes a crease in your heart.
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In the world of online influencers and professional video-game streamers, fame is certainly fleeting.
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But that success was fleeting and other limited-time drinks didn't have the Unicorn's magic.
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Their mark is fleeting, and cooks happily return to their manila envelopes of takeout menus.
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The images — the enduring, recognizable ones and the new and fragile ones alike — are fleeting.
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No short-lived hype National-populism is clearly not a fleeting hype, it turns out.
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The picture feels born of a fleeting moment, like a snapshot—or a film frame.
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As Day noted, a golf career is long, but his children's developmental stages are fleeting.
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Whether these fleeting words actually cause lasting damage to our economy remains to be seen.
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Every commission by the New York-based nonprofit Creative Time is, in some sense, fleeting.
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Now, Attenborough is coming into a slightly different role: advocate for fleeting biodiversity and ecosystems.
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And in a new life in which independent moments are fleeting, that's pretty damn liberating.
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The big picture: Any ceasefire in Afghanistan, no matter how fleeting, is a good thing.
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The restaurant industry especially has this intense intimacy: It's very immediate — and also very fleeting.
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" The news might seem strange: Nearly all tweets fall into the category of "fleeting thoughts.
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Titles, salaries and affiliations are fleeting, but your skills and experiences stay with you forever.
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For a fleeting moment, I imagined going to Italy and blissfully not dealing with crowds.
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CreditCredit PAMPLONA, Spain — The joys and pleasures of bullfighting are fleeting, corporeal and often ambiguous.
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They're seeking peace, history or just a fleeting connection with the mysticism of another time.
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For butterflies that call grasslands home, these fleeting fire refugium can be crucial to survival.
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As with most toys that come out of a machine, however, that pleasure is fleeting.
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That this time is incredibly fleeting, but no less beautiful and astounding because of it.
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But the studies were small, and scientific interest in decontamination has been sporadic and fleeting.
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Twice a day, at the stroke of 12, they meet and exchange a fleeting kiss.
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As any fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers can tell you, dominance can be fleeting.
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Unlike temporary false lashes, eyelash extensions are neither a D.I.Y. affair nor a fleeting commitment.
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The moment was fleeting, and, without knowing exactly what they said to each other, ambiguous.
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The one thing "Happy Birthday to You" has going for it is that it's fleeting.
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But of course, such moments are often fleeting reminders that what goes up comes down.
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But if the recent experiences of Europe are any guide, cultural independence can be fleeting.
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He struggles, he says, to come to terms with the fleeting quality of human experience.
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We describe love as something passive and fleeting, then are surprised when it goes away.
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The sudden outbreak of bipartisan cooperation, almost certain to be fleeting, was hardly an accident.
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Now is the time to seize a fleeting opportunity and fully support internal Afghan negotiations.
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For a fleeting moment, you may experience the intoxicating feeling of defying your fundamental instincts.
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Did it jump at the chance for a joyride and a fleeting taste of freedom?
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But delicious stories like these — the lifeblood of any oral history — can also be fleeting.
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His spokesperson, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, has a fleeting relationship with the truth.
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In "Queen & Slim," all good things are fleeting, and all love is set against bloodletting.
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He unfolded it and waved it in the air briefly, allowing me a fleeting glimpse.
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Then she had a fleeting relationship with a man who left before I was born.
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Perhaps in these thronging shadows the living and the dead met in fleeting, unconscious encounters.
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It inspired him to recreate the experience—the series of chance, fleeting, human encounters—online.
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They are fleeting and beautiful and remind us that empty space is not so empty.
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It's fleeting, and you have to fight for it — over and over and over again.
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He made only fleeting eye contact, as if it derived from some nonrenewable inner resource.
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Television — I've been on CNN five years now — is so ... It can feel so fleeting.
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"Time's fleeting, and time's ticking," said Mr. Shelby, the chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Beauty is fleeting and fragile, and it can lift or break your heart, can't it!
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Still, any political benefit Mr. Gantz might derive from the submarine scandal may be fleeting.
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Joe's job is to make an instant, fleeting connection with a large group of people.
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That moment — of seeing and knowing bodies like mine in media — became a fleeting one.
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Most, though, have no overt tones of death, and instead suggest moments of fleeting lives.
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While déjà vu is instantaneous and fleeting, déjà vécu (already lived) is far more troubling.
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But today, that beauty is only visible in fleeting moments, like afternoon light through slanted blinds.
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Andress allows that she found more than fleeting inspiration for the song in a college experience.
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The coalition's truce with the commission on the public debt is anyway likely to prove fleeting.
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Rabbia's art is one of subtlety and resonance, her subjects as fleeting as they are timeless.
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Of course, we all fall victim to the fleeting delight of fast fashion's affordable trend pieces.
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Guilt will be constant but fleeting, their actions unchanging, and their lives unbothered though slightly inconvenienced.
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I've never created content around a soundtrack, and it makes filming a fleeting moment more significant.
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Social media—and its impact on how we relate to one another—receive only fleeting attention.
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Hopefully, it'll become a lifelong habit instead of a fleeting high for only a few weeks.
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And though her purple hue is most certainly fleeting, the sentiment behind it will live on.
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All the movie would do is offer some fleeting sense of the fantasy and the failure.
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Animal chases, especially in recent years, have proven their formula for fleeting virality again and again.
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Casual birding, at best, but it's nonetheless a way of unplugging, if only for fleeting moments.
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The link from one artwork to another is fleeting and their connections seem, at worst, tenuous.
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It's got the same Predictive Capture feature that's meant to prevent you from missing fleeting moments.
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Synchronization is fleeting and impossible to sustain, but it is invigorating to follow her fierce concentration.
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This allows for eye contact and fleeting, semi-apologetic acknowledgments that we are sharing close quarters.
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But they didn't, and it's a sign of how fleeting and even arbitrary success can feel.
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The illustrative aesthetic of the rotoscoping turning NYC into an unreal, illusory place of fleeting moments.
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Disney shares have been in an oppressive down trend since a fleeting revival late last year.
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Most of them don't even get the minimal, fleeting care that Vallath was able to provide.
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If you're craving a more tangible, less fleeting option, there's that whole rose gold tumbler trend.
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We see most near term risks for Netflix as fleeting, with structural growth expected to hold.
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Where are the uplifting major chords, the screaming hooks and the paeans to fleeting teenage love?
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The chance to bring about structural shifts is fleeting—it would pay to grab it early.
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It's very fleeting and temporary, but can we make this forever or should I just leave?
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But there is precious little room for joy here, just all-too-fleeting moments of happiness.
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What has always appealed to me is catching that fleeting moment that can never be repeated.
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To celebrate this fleeting sense of time we have with the people we care most about.
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Or maybe it was a reminder from the universe that physical beauty is illusory and fleeting.
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But as night fell, onlookers got only fleeting glimpses of the former leader through the windows.
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Parenting philosophy: Childhood is fleeting so be present for your kids during that precious, magical time.
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Who among us has not shared a beautiful, yet fleeting, moment with a slice or three?
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After rolling in the Bronx, the Yankees found chances fleeting on the road to their demise.
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It's valuable because it makes people laugh and earns their fleeting attention; it's also meaningless garble.
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"It could be my fault," the president said, evidently experiencing a fleeting moment of self-awareness.
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But that was a fleeting bump that was quickly replaced by a "sell the news" mentality.
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Called the #100IndianTinderTales, the project crowdsources candid and intimate stories of love, desire and fleeting encounters.
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The chances he was afforded were extremely fleeting, but every Bennett cameo included some defensive inattentiveness.
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The rally in the dollar was fleeting, however, as Draghi has disappointed investors in the past.
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It may be true that beauty is fleeting (depending on your definition of beauty, that is).
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Outside, empty fields and dilapidated buildings blurred past, forming fleeting reflections in the three passengers' eyes.
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Although Sam's moods and fragile ego are aggravating, they're little more than fleeting obstacles for Ruth.
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It's now receiving a fleeting theatrical run in advance of its entry into the streaming jungles.
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It's a fleeting experience because you get acclimated to it and then you want something more.
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For a fleeting thirty years during the 20th century, supersonic commercial air travel was a reality.
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"It all seems fleeting," he said, somewhat sheepishly but with extreme geniality, of his current renown.
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That it's a gift that political power is fleeting and time in the spotlight is limited.
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Because what, really, has he suffered, besides a drop in the polls that might prove fleeting?
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But the speaker's jubilation, evident in his pre-vote speech in the House, could be fleeting.
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Many of our preferences are fleeting and change from week-to-week based on what's new.
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This may prove a helpful quality in a rare and fleeting moment of opportunity in Afghanistan.
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Mysterious fleeting fires are said to flicker in the night at sites where treasures were stowed.
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My thought was fleeting, but I was horrified that I could even think such a thing.
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It bears more than a fleeting resemblance to a famous retail store, which shall remain nameless.
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But if tattoos become that fleeting, does that change the weight and significance we give them?
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I suggest you spend the precious moments of your fleeting existence on something else, as well.
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I had to relive those fleeting moments of union to see what made them so transcendent.
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For most of her 10-year career, the life span of her work has been fleeting.
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If you ever feel content, know that it is fleeting, and you should be doing more.
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It seems unlikely that these more fleeting television moments would be scripted exactly this way today.
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A fleeting acknowledgment of those who make his American ostrich life possible would have been appropriate.
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The emotions that draw us to Instagrammable charcoal ice cream, however, seem to be more fleeting.
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By then it will be August and you'll be hanging on the fleetingest of fleeting things.
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An artist born in Spain, he tells stories with his hands and a fleeting medium: sand.
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Another is the fleeting nature of policy as opposed to the lasting need for constitutional traditions.
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He had a fleeting taste of what it is to be a Dalit woman on Twitter.
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The draft report contains only a fleeting mention of arguments for keeping the Obama-era guidelines.
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"Power means relevance in the moment, which is very fleeting in the media," Mr. Cuomo said.
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In her words An ode to a generation whose cultural moment wasn't so fleeting after all.
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Now she's given that sensibility a physical form that is, ultimately, more fleeting than her music.
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At first, it was fleeting and would usually pass without any of my meal partners noticing.
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But it was a fleeting thought until there was James, wheezing, and his high temperature, climbing.
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For that fleeting moment, the sense of danger simmering within this play flares unforgettably to life.
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When that happens, in a fleeting scene halfway through the book, a more intriguing picture emerges.
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This restless, fantastical music shifts from bursts of fidgety runs to fleeting passages of searching lyricism.
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But with Mr. Trump's inauguration looming, supporters of the monuments knew the victory might be fleeting.
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Such fleeting, event-driven creations were fashionable, in the spirit of Happenings and Fluxus gatherings abroad.
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In each case, Democratic ascendancy proved fleeting, and conservative Republican forces struck back with devastating impact.
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Photos capture history, moments in time so fleeting that they're gone as quickly as they arrive.
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All three experts also warned against getting caught up with trends, as they&aposre typically fleeting.
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Before becoming speaker, Mr. Heastie said he, too, had a "fleeting thought" about leaving public office.
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But at its core, Cheer also understands the lie therein: that winning, like healing, is fleeting.
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But live Instagram videos are meant to be fleeting and cannot be saved to watch later.
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As she dances, she is repeatedly yanked in and out of this fleeting physical death wish.
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Dr. Tao said that many Chinese parents believe that the effects of electroshock therapy are fleeting.
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If it hadn't been for a scoop I was chasing yesterday, motivation would have been fleeting.
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After a few weeks, I realized that I didn't love the fleeting nature of the platform.
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" NEIL MELLOR, SENIOR FX STRATEGIST AT BNY MELLON "I think the sterling gains will be fleeting.
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But for the venting and flaring rule, as it is known, the future is certainly fleeting.
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Despite widespread social media outrage and activism, the political damage from such moments can be fleeting.
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There was something Pre-Raphaelite about it—a sense of youth and beauty and fleeting time.
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It's impossible to freeze just the right frame, the fleeting instant when a river is reborn.
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That means Japan's grandiose global ambitions may prove to be as fleeting as the Olympics themselves.
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PT, which the report interprets as buyers racing to catch a fleeting deal before it expires.
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Worrying over body image was a fleeting thought, but for others, it can be all-encompassing.
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Mr. Cuomo described the year as a fleeting political opportunity to deliver on long-awaited promises.
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A shift in support is likely to be fleeting, not a lasting change in the race.
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Fame is not really fleeting the way it used to be; no one really goes away.
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And finally, know that America has an insatiable appetite for new stars — fame really is fleeting.
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The aim is to go beyond fleeting intraday arbitrage opportunities to profitable trades than can last longer.
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First, why would people travel here just to have a possibly impaired, fleeting view of the Queen?
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Richard Robinson, manager of Ashburton Global Energy Fund, sees the current bear market mode as merely fleeting.
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It can be fleeting and varied, taking the most basic lines and proclaiming them to be entertaining.
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But after a fleeting moment in the news cycle, the stories—and ostensibly, the products themselves—disappear.
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Reflections is the expressive, impressive abstract short, and it follows a fleeting relationship between a young couple.
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The boys are said to be upbeat, but the initial euphoria of being rescued may be fleeting.
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Families have been struggling to keep up with higher costs, vanishing benefits, and fleeting jobs for decades.
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Ten fleeting minutes of chilling footage from a cellphone video that went viral in 2014 on YouTube.
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As concerns grew that the Huskies' time to turn the season around was fleeting, though, Ollie pivoted.
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That failure could be a sign that lncRNAs are fleeting accidents, rather than important, long-lived adaptations.
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"Amber wants to maintain the media's attention and thereby preserve her own fleeting relevance," state the documents.
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But increasingly, there is digital machinery at work turning your fleeting search whims into hard data trails.
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They're lurking in dark corners of the screen, signaling mood, flashbacks, fleeting stabs of pain, and grief.
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It's super time consuming, my back hurts by the end of it, and the results are fleeting.
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Some of the factors pushing up oil prices right now, such as Canada's wildfires, are only fleeting.
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So if true, we happen to be very lucky in observing such a fleeting and rare object.
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He will have no better opportunity than the fleeting growth window the hurricane is about to provide.
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Without such previous albums as halo star or 10 neurotics, there would be no these fleeting moments.
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She's trying to figure out how she can move out and capture this fleeting time of independence.
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To date, astronomers have only documented a handful of FRBs; their fleeting, unpredictable appearances make observations difficult.
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Whatever other moods they might have contained, the unifying aspect of Vines was one of fleeting intensity.
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The $10 trillion valuation estimated by some analysts could turn out to be as fleeting as Peabody's.
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Actionable intelligence is fleeting, and the moment to strike is too easily lost if not seized upon.
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Despite the fleeting moments of beauty, Knight of Cups simply doesn't hold together as a cohesive work.
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This Monday, May 14, 2018 was the day the last, fleeting remnants of that illusion finally died.
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LAMBERTVILLE "The Fleeting and the Eternal," works by the watercolorist Alex McKibbin and the photographer Joseph Zogorski.
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Manager Joe Girardi said the experience — even if it was fleeting — was helpful for the young players.
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Suicidal crises are fleeting, but it's hard to remember that when you're in the middle of one.
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Democrats' new-found majority in the House will be fleeting if they continue to harass and obstruct.
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Addressing them will require sustained effort on your part, not a fleeting exchange with an advice column.
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"Whac-A-Mole is a game of chasing a fleeting target, often just missing it," he said.
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For a fleeting moment, as I laughed with the libertarians, I tricked myself into believing I belonged.
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But for the average consumer, the thrill of virtual-reality gaming with PlayStation VR may be fleeting.
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What they captured at the start of this fall are their attempts at representing this fleeting moment.
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Pirri ended Buffalo's fleeting comeback attempt by making it 218-20003 at 22000:22007 of the second.
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The iOS data shows that #DeleteUber made a quick impact — but the damage it caused was fleeting.
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But when Mr. Trump declared his White House bid last year, this campaign was no fleeting thought.
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But this spring, Duke Riley's project "Fly By Night" is fleeting in a rather more literal sense.
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While each background is worked out in painstaking detail, they occupy only fleeting moments of screen time.
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The problem with new signs is that they're based on trends, and trends are, by definition, fleeting.
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Summer is upon us and so we enter the fleeting season of no-shame, all-day drinking.
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It's a wonderful curveball, but in those fleeting moments, you see Geralt's world properly crumble around him.
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Recognize that you're simply in the grip of a fleeting chemical romance, and set your genitals free.
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What we do provides an opportunity, fleeting as it might be, to intervene and reimagine those spaces.
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Critic score: 32%Synopsis: "America's Sweethearts" is a lighthearted take on the fleeting nature of celebrity couples.
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It's a place for stern, bushwhacking cyclists and not for city kids after a fleeting nature fix.
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This book assembles their stories, creating a luminous, moving and visual record of fleeting moments of connection.
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"I had such an experience of sic transit gloria mundi, of how fleeting fame is," he said.
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But that fleeting and vague reference contrasted with the detailed praise he heaped on civilian terrorism prosecutions.
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Both its fleeting happiness and its pervasive devastation turn into theatrical devices, coldly compiled like filmic montage.
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Perhaps much like the entire show itself, "Signal" is a haunting but ultimately fleeting examination of diaspora.
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The film introduces its main subject Nga — an old Sri Lankan elephant — through fleeting glimpses under torchlight.
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I slowed down long enough to realize that our time together was precious, and ever so fleeting.
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The mother's gaze interrogates the viewer and disrupts the assumption that this moment is spontaneous or fleeting.
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It featured a suburban woman who frets about the possibility that the economic recovery could be fleeting.
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"People talk about the 'grad-school poverty' as being not real poverty because it's fleeting," she said.
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Robert Marshall's dreamlike images are fleeting, fragmentary glimpses out the window of a moving car or train.
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She is all too aware of how fleeting first place can be — or, for the Mets, was.
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But for Nick and Bobbi, Woodstock was more than just a fleeting glimpse at a better way.
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Though his face was unlined and his skin glowed, there was a fleeting glassiness in his eyes.
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However, if we had to bet, we'd put our money on it having a more fleeting impact.
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Mia is photographed in a dress she doctored up and thus begins her viral, fleeting Instagram fame.
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No animals should be cruelly killed just so we can enjoy the fleeting taste of their flesh.
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Indeed, some of the coverage itself has become news — or at least commanded the internet's fleeting attention.
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Those at Kīlauea and Ambrym have recently drained following prolific eruptions, underscoring that they can be fleeting.
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Last night was a gas, but I, fellow "boomers," know that the moment, this flatus, was fleeting.
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In doing this work, for a fleeting moment, he isn't at the bottom of the social rung.
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But my faith in New Zealand as a terror-free haven meant my hesitation was only fleeting.
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It's still the workplace microcosm of petty rivalries and fleeting love stories that makes it so relatable.
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And perhaps this is a fleeting losing streak leading to a readjustment of pricing patterns for IPOs.
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He captures that fleeting moment when a teenager knows she's doing something stupid but can't help herself.
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Even that surge proved fleeting, with prices quickly retreating after Saudi Aramco quickly got production back online.
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Our planet is rapidly heating, The window to fix it is fleeting, But who can take notice?
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The 5G marker pops up on the phone for a fleeting bit in the most surprising places.
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She is excellent at animating the buzzing, frenetic riffs and fleeting ostinatos that ripple through the score.
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"We're not seeking to manufacture a fleeting breakout moment months away from the first contests," he continued.
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But the sadness is fleeting, because we soon discover the lovable families who call this tree home.
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But this was New York, where the sport of professional squash is paying only a fleeting visit.
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Volatility sellers reap cheap and fleeting gains, which he compares to speeding, obesity and marrying for money.
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Everything is fleeting, says Embrace of the Serpent, even a whole tribe, or a way of life.
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Draper's portraits reveal his gift for illuminating his subject's character through a stance, gesture, or fleeting expression.
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He sings about a happiness that is constantly fleeting and a safety that is under constant threat.
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Lynchings, too, seldom generate much more than public disgust and a fleeting sense of agency for the community.
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One of those emotions might be fleeting excitement, because it's not clear how long they're here to stay.
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They mix different brands and dress to fleeting fashion trends, which are often driven by social-media influencers.
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Given how fleeting someone's attention can be while high, the researchers are unlikely to use tasks that long.
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They popped up at the most inconvenient moments, convincing me that any happiness I experienced was only fleeting.
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Is it a viable solution to inequality, or just some fleeting, newfangled idea meant to stir up debate?
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We're not feckless teens anymore; we're grown-ass adults, and the challenges we face aren't fleeting, but systemic.
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Villanelle and Eve's actual physical encounters are fleeting, but the two are always trying to find each other.
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A refrain about my generation is that we are too ephemeral and that our memories are too fleeting.
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The snap photos and messages were fleeting by design, as our thoughts about one another should have been.
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She didn't want to flit across the world for another fleeting postdoc gig in another mystery city, solo.
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The global economy will not suffer much from this, and the gains in gold, today, should prove fleeting.
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"Someone said, 'These Bachelor friendships are fickle and fleeting' and I disagree," he wrote on the Saturday post.
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" The careers of young musicians like Kesha "are fleeting and in danger of destruction if not timely pursued.
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The pairing of males and females is fleeting, while between males, a pair can stay together for years.
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When you love something so much, it's impossible to see it go, riding off into a fleeting sunset.
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One bite, however, quickly disabused me of any fleeting optimistic hopes for the sandwich that sat before me.
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He disappeared into an unheated cell, to be interrogated without lawyers and receive only fleeting visits from family.
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China's mercurial markets found only fleeting relief, underlining how little their gyrations have to do with economic fundamentals.
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Rick shows genuine (if fleeting) respect for her total lack of concern for her own life and wellbeing.
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It is 60 years since street protests in Budapest blossomed into a fleeting, 10-day government of independence.
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Ladies and gentlemen, it might be the 2016 Grammys — but for a fleeting moment, it was 1989 again.
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Picking up your kids after school as the sun's final fleeting rays bend distressingly low across the horizon.
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" Somewhere, in the back of your head, a fleeting voice is also trying to scream, "GOOD GOD WHY.
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"Amber wants to maintain the media's attention and thereby preserve her own fleeting relevance," Depp's latest filing claims.
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And yet, this also allows for meaning, equally unmoving and unchanging; nothing is fleeting, because everything is forever.
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Without Transfer Deadline Day, there is no point to existence, and not even a fleeting moment of joy.
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Minutiae offers a momentary glimpse into the lives of strangers, fleeting and whimsical and a lot of fun.
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When he arrived in Washington on March 24th for a fleeting visit Mr Netanyahu was treated like royalty.
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Parineeti Chopra, who plays his wife, has to be content with her fleeting role of appearing in flashbacks.
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Negotiations between the UK and the European Union over Britain's exit from the bloc also looked equally fleeting.
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We know from history that opportunities to make lasting change at the national level are rare and fleeting.
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Eyeballs are currency, and brands will be willing to pay big bucks to tap into the fleeting zeitgeist.
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The last two decades have seen significant dips in support for abortion rights, as well as fleeting spikes.
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" Adding, "The creations and the creators, contrary to fleeting popularity or fame, is what breathes life into art.
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Profit, which has traditionally been fleeting at a company that focused on growth, was also ahead of expectations.
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Signs of further stimulus from China helped Asian shares touch seven-month highs, but investors' enthusiasm was fleeting.
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Trump's commitments are so fleeting that he could abandon this plan in favor of another at any moment.
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His beliefs are as fleeting as his late-night tweets, and as subject to sudden shifts in direction.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont recently tried to portray his rival's success as a fleeting, regional phenomenon: Mrs.
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This pursuit can have fleeting benefits and disastrous consequences, as Valeant International, the beleaguered drug company, has shown.
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The best thing that could possibly come of Scalise's shooting wouldn't be some fleeting moment of political unity.
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And while this belief may be fleeting, the emcee who performs under the alias milo is certainly ascendant.
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But for most bands that persist with a particular sound, commercial success is only ever a fleeting phenomenon.
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Yet, unlike some demi-celebrities whose fame is as fleeting as a mayfly hatch, he has an advantage.
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It means defending the part of myself that wants to live from the fleeting part that does not.
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But when it moved, it created a zone of "pure color" that belonged only to a fleeting moment.
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Other moments — the suggestion of a fleeting disagreement in the bedroom scene — seemed their own invention, superbly judged.
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Coffman's spokesman chalked up his boss's fleeting support for the bill to fast moving negotiations on Capitol Hill.
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Although food quality may have been worse in 1967, the pleasure of today's better meals is intrinsically fleeting.
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In its present state, game development is a career that relies on the fleeting glimpse of a horizon.
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But generally speaking I'm content rolling into this summer with cap space and (fleeting but still tangible) momentum.
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"In the quiet moments, you will feel something deeper than the fleeting excitement resulting from attention," Pink wrote.
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Perhaps he knew that even idle talk about his new girlfriend, about a relative's bead business, was fleeting.
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These experiences were often fleeting and short-lived, but the impressions they left on me were long-lasting.
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I had nursing on my mind, and I had the fleeting shape of my body on my mind.
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Won't someone bond with Lenny Kravitz over the fleeting mortality we face on this cold, dying space rock?
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It was kind of a fleeting moment, the kind of thing you don't get to experience that often.
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The few fleeting conversations with out-of-company friends or family reveal the depth of their forced servitude.
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Normally a bump after a debate is fleeting, but in this case it looks different, Mr. Cohn says.
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These fleeting moments register with the glow of retinal afterimages, as though they were happening behind closed eyes.
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It draws you in, fully present, to share a fleeting moment with whomever else happens to be nearby.
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At times Lutes bridges his characters' disparate story lines with dreams, fleeting thoughts and scraps of mass media.
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More poignantly, he was aware of life's importance and beauty, and understood that his legacy might be fleeting.
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Offered in those fleeting moments is an answer to why the world's travelers still heed Myanmar's siren song.
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As the retail landscape changes, these fleeting collaborations prevail as a vital art form in New York City.
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I slowly began to recall the entire body, telescoping backwards, letting my mind stitch the fleeting pieces together.
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Ms. Lantree's time at the top of the charts was fleeting, but she was not finished with music.
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These nostalgic foods intuitively convey the fleeting nature of youthful ideals, and how fervently they can be held.
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It's a fleeting moment, one that briefly made me think about how public our private vacations have become.
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Within this surging scene are fleeting moments in which the dancers quote aspects of American life and culture.
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The pinch of nutmeg is fleeting, but so captivating on first bite, you want to chase after it.
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This year, I wanted to have more than just a seconds-long, fleeting interaction with the drag artists.
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Greg's lecture suggests that it is possible to find some fleeting semblance of meaning in an indifferent universe.
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And that may be even better than a fleeting glimpse of high school era Josie, to be honest.
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Given that, Mr. Macron may have but a fleeting window to persuade the French to stick with him.
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Previous shocks, including last decade's European debt crisis and the 2011 tsunami and earthquake in Japan proved fleeting.
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That's good eating and seasonal and the sort of thing to remind you that this beauty is fleeting.
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An executive order can have the same effect as a federal law — but its impact can be fleeting.
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A passer-by, throwing only a fleeting look over the place, would have been completely unaware of it.
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Any damage caused to Cruz's standing with conservative allies who remain staunchly opposed to Trump may be fleeting.
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For such a fleeting project, high-quality infrastructure isn't typically a focus in general—or in the budget.
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They played "money machine" for a second time, as if to savor their fleeting ownership over it. ♦
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He also shows that sometimes tax changes work out because of luck or economic circumstances that are fleeting.
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But it is important to remember that managerial careers are brief, opportunities are fleeting, and fate is capricious.
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Their moves were at turns staggering contortions and graceful glides, sweeping artistry and fleeting chronicles of everyday life.
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Black joy is fleeting, and all peace is stolen, for a time, from the ceaseless encroachment of brutality.
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That is a fact of life over the past decade, much more than a fleeting phase or cycle.
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However, during the few fleeting minutes of totality few, if any, changes are seen in these coronal features.
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But "Illyria" also affords distinctive if fleeting pleasures that no one these days does better than Mr. Nelson.
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Rather, it teaches students to recognize that life includes both pleasure and pain, and that both are fleeting.
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Loyalties are fleeting, the dots don't always connect, and justice is often deferred, if it comes at all.
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But for those who revel in those fleeting moments of joy in dark loud spaces, that's OK too.
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DelGaudio takes this unsettled state as his opportunity to rattle people in profound, rather than merely fleeting, ways.
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But with its sun streaks, soft focus and off-kilter framing, the photo has a fleeting, ethereal quality.
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By focusing your mind on the present, you start to see your thoughts and emotions as fleeting waves.
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The size and speed you need to be able play at the highest level are fleeting and finite.
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Like Schwarber himself, it's great fun, yet fleeting (because, again, the NL is a poorly conceived baseball league).
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As a dad, I'm eager to capture those magic, fleeting moments when my two boys are playing, not fighting.
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Yet justice for these victims of sexual assaults remains fleeting, in part, because of issues around tribal court jurisdiction.
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Save for a fleeting mention of the "savages" in ISIS, little by way of "American carnage" made an appearance.
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But just because orgasms are fleeting doesn't mean there isn't a lot for researchers like me to dig into.
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Ephemerality generated buzz in its early days, but the fleeting snaps have been a source of confusion for some.
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Screenshot: TechCrunch The firm says it monitors traffic flow closely so the common space isn't flooded with fleeting users.
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Only for two fleeting moments during all the rhetoric did two distantly trailing candidates bother to mention Citizens United.
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Her experimentation may have been fleeting, but we love that she's trying new things going into the New Year.
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With one last fleeting look back at the wall behind him, Jon says goodbye to the North and Westeros.
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Their fleeting presence reminds us that we exist in time, even if we think of this moment as timeless.
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" Even a fleeting connection to a famous DJ is worth a humble-brag: "Carl Craig's twice-removed cousin's aunt?
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Remind yourself of this and experience this moment, for it is fleeting and there are few left to waste.
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So while our attention for one topic or another grows more fleeting, we're all jumping on the same bandwagons.
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Even the most fleeting personal bonds established in a digital world can influence how we behave outside of games.
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She has merely ridden it to clinch the fleeting favours of the tabloids and some of her own MPs.
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Unlike many of her peers, Gomez's red carpet evolution is noticeably absent of rainbow hair or fleeting makeup trends.
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But either way, even when a love like this is fleeting, I don't think it ever really goes away.
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Instead, his photographs resemble the prints through their format and their focus on fleeting moments set against inimitable majesty.
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The decisions I made were based on whatever fleeting idea I felt like running after in a given moment.
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And for a fleeting hour of the night, I felt a little more comfortable and a little less sweaty.
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But they should remember that controversies can be fleeting, and that their successors may curse them for their squeamishness.
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The run made O'Rourke, for a fleeting moment, the new star of Democratic party, alongside the likes of Rep.
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For a moment, a few fleeting seconds, the facade slips, and he reveals the true nature of his soul.
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Both John and Joe — and Wills, who is still on the show — personify a kind of fleeting Bachelorette hero.
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I'd let the allure of fleeting power cloud my overall judgment, and now we had a problem to solve.
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A Basic Spelling Error Cost These Hackers Nearly $1 BillionMost spelling mistakes are innocent, fleeting, and only mildly embarrassing.
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Spam has been around longer than many of us, and its roots are deeper than just a fleeting trend.
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Far from being fleeting, as had been feared, at least some nudges have been shown to form lasting habits.
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The company's also recently experienced a succession of fleeting CEOs, each with a different plan that was ultimately unsuccessful.
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In every generation of celebrities, some will be fleeting (even in our current age of constant surveillance and reportage).
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Further complicating matters: Determining a person's level of awareness can be challenging because episodes of consciousness can be fleeting.
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He appeared to me as a fleeting apparition, a tragic figure lost in a myth of his own making.
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Their professional setbacks were fleeting, and as details buried in the report indicate, so were some of their apologies.
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The question is whether the cost increases companies say they are now absorbing are fleeting or here to stay.
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I often use "spectacle" as a pejorative when referring to games—it implies style and fleeting pleasures trumping substance.
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Often the problem was fleeting pain associated with yoga in the mindfulness group and relaxation in the CBT group.
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This, of course, is the particular hardship of a species whose existence depends on the fleeting attention of humans.
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Even fleeting Democratic majorities would allow Clinton to craft policy, improve people's lives, and build a legacy for herself.
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Anyway, the point is that life is fleeting and you should listen to good music while you still can.
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Stucked in stressful jobs, living alongside boring people in loud cities, we often require escapes, fleeting as they are.
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By Friday night, the oxygen level in Ben's blood was dwindling, and his blood pressure medicine had fleeting results.
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Hiding Poké Balls in minor landmarks turns oft ignored signposts into momentary monuments worthy of intense, if fleeting, scrutiny.
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And with 30 second spots costing up to $5 million dollars, is the cost still worth the fleeting return?
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He watched the dark figure fleeting through shadow and light, the tires raising just a quiet puff of dust.
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It is a fleeting pleasure that ends in a couple of seconds—one or two bites and it's over.
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And Bey's fleeting appearance is stirring up quite the ruckus in the comments section of Ms. Tina's Instagram post.
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This is particularly true when students are dead set on capturing the fleeting interests of coaches from prospective colleges.
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Life is fleeting, sure, but giant stone cathedrals that have outlasted empires seem a poor mascot for that fact.
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But, love is a fleeting thing that often turns bad after breakups, and Mars says that's exactly what happened.
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Are cookies a powerful yet bitter reminder that time is fleeting and we are slowly fading away each day?
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The allure of Paradise is how fleeting it is, and how little control we have over any of it.
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More fleeting is the bloom of the painterly rose garden at Kykuit, the Rockefeller family's estate in Pocantico Hills.
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Be careful of mass-market rosés, though, which often have fleeting life spans rivaling the longevity of tsetse flies.
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Politics Takes Over WASHINGTON — For a fleeting moment this week, it seemed as if the massacre in Orlando, Fla.
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Paying for a program communicates that the increase is supposed to be a lasting change, not a fleeting boost.
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Cease-fires can fail for many reasons and unilateral cease-fires tend to be more fleeting than negotiated ones.
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Headlines are fleeting in today's raging political climate, but one brave dad decided to hold on to one forever.
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I suddenly became aware of how tightly I have been clinging to the fleeting sense of inhabiting another self.
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There is a fleeting recognition of the two women's shared pain, but it's immediately overshadowed by their lopsided relationship.
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Relief was fleeting: My skin would heal for a few days, only to burst back into a weeping rash.
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The consequences felt by those swept up in the Weinstein effect, however, often appear to be rare and fleeting.
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It's no spoiler to reveal that "Sky Ladder," the art project, eventually succeeds, and its fleeting existence is magnificent.
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True, there is one fleeting surreal apparition of a character dressed as an undefinable animal, presumably a school mascot.
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Halil, who is based in Indonesia, photographed this fleeting moment between a lizard and snail with a single shot.
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Growing in microseasons and microclimates, and easily falling victim to mildew, weather, and pests, strawberries are sensitive and fleeting.
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Any post-crash bounce is small and fleeting, and it is almost as common prices will continue drifting lower.
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It was a fleeting moment, though she stayed a bit to play and interact with the kids, smiling warmly.
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In Europe, restaurants advertise springtime asparagus just the way soft shell crabs are peddled here during their fleeting season.
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Warren Jacques attempts to capture wide expanses of space and time, however, Otto concentrates on fleeting moments and transformations.
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I'm not sure who designed happiness like this, but the Buddha seems to know something about its fleeting nature.
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The researchers wanted to shift away from today's fleeting pop-up alerts to something that gives broader situational awareness.
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I'm reminded often of its fleeting nature, even if sometimes I can do little more than marvel to myself.
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And in that intertwining of energies, from a power adapter to moving bodies, there's something fleeting and new. ♦
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Di Gregorio said that with his job leading travel expeditions, love can be fleeting, so finding someone is precious.
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In his Fox interview, Mr. Trump expressed a fleeting moment of sympathy for Mr. Cohen's desire to do likewise.
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It's therefore a huge relief, and feels fully genuine, when they get to share a fleeting smile or giggle.
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As enduring as it has been in the history of sport, Bannister's record was, in fact, a fleeting one.
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But as perilous as Mr. Jones's fleeting eight-point lead was for The Upshot, or as frustrating as Mrs.
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Editorial For a fleeting moment Tuesday, President Trump seemed to signal he would do the right thing on immigration.
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Ownership is a powerful designation, and yet it is ultimately fleeting when we consider the possibility of mass extinction.
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The music will break into a fleeting lyrical passage only to be pummeled down by an onslaught of percussion.
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So much has happened since the book's publication, in February, that its impact may prove to be fleeting, indeed.
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When the play's too-tidy ending gives her what she thinks she wants, we suspect the triumph is fleeting.
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For a few fleeting moments earlier this year, it seemed as if the red carpet had magically changed course.
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You don't have to fly to Belize to do good (admissions officers are often skeptical of these fleeting trips).
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The same matter of chance, of the fleeting nature of fate exists on the other side of the coin.
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But for fleeting moments in Hinton's world, they are hopeful and affectionate, their sweaty arms wrapped around each other.
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If that happens soon, any economic damage from closed factories and canceled conferences and restricted travel may prove fleeting.
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If this show ever lets you breathe a sigh of relief, just know that it's only a fleeting respite.
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This old and fleeting fragment slips in from nowhere, to drip its poison; such subtle intrusions are Trevor's way.
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"I thought [the MS symptoms] would be fleeting, because I do know other actors who have it," she said.
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In the late seventies, Verdi chronicled the punk scene at CBGB with a Leica, capturing the jagged, fleeting defiance.
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He seemed a bit bemused to be taking a star turn, but treated it like his latest, fleeting adventure.
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But many of those who attended the gathering said fleeting web comments didn't offer the same appeal as print.
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I'm in it, but only when I need to be, when something would be incomprehensible without my fleeting presence.
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The fleeting sexiness of "Beverly" is absent, the characters' drabness somehow making their awful plight all the more intimate.
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Is he really free, or did we just witness a few fleeting moments in which he thought he was?
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I been in this game since I was 9 years old, and you definitely have thoughts but they're fleeting.
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But today, that dream "is out of reach and fleeting for far too many in this country," Messam said.
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History — the only true guide we have on this matter — has shown us that democracy is rare and fleeting.
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Your turkey did not enjoy the fleeting national fame or overnight luxury hotel stay that a presidential pardon provides.
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With short tenure times for chief marketing officers, the time to impress a board or investors can be fleeting.
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Maduro has suffered a pair of defections that some observers say are indicative of his fleeting grip on power.
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What happens when our possessions are relegated to objects of mere utility and efficiency, to fleeting signifiers of status?
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Candidates and movements are fleeting, but ever since I was a still moldable teen, Limbaugh was there for me.
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For some, it's even more fleeting, with the respite lasting only the couple of days listed as federal holidays.
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They want to use their considerable, if likely fleeting, power to reframe the debate and remake legal immigration too.
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During one of the longest State of the Union addresses on record, there were some fleeting moments of comity.
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When they slowed down, he dropped to his stomach and captured their fleeting tough-cats-in-the-countryside moment.
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He concluded that people make themselves miserable when they pursue nothing more than their "fleeting, capricious and insatiable" desires.
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An exhibition at the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery demonstrates how Lye strove to evoke concrete feelings through fleeting motion.
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But it meant knowing that what I was experiencing was just that—a feeling—and is, by nature, fleeting.
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There were fleeting moments of gratification when the infomercial aired on TV and we'd drag it out to compare.
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The mascots are fun but fleeting; the competition is enjoyable but ultimately not one you're likely to watch again.
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But it feels by the end like you've just spent hours of your life on a fleeting amusement park ride.
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No one will ever see that rock the way I did during that fleeting moment, that particular technological inflection point.
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Although the moment was fleeting and just a close up of his eyes opening -- Stapleton said it was worth it.
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For a fleeting moment in the Euro 216 group stage, it looked as if Croatia might go all the way.
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It might make you more open to experimenting the possibility, but Etherson explains that it's more of a fleeting moment.
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When we snap a profile picture today, part of the goal is to look cool or to document fleeting moments.
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Called on for the final 2003 seconds, it was a fleeting moment that he hadn't been sure would ever arrive.
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Kids these days need to be reminded constantly about the fleeting joys of youth and the frailties of the flesh.
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Sensible though these rules were, they reduced the speed and nimbleness that is sometimes required when a target is fleeting.
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Our occasional bursts of winter chill continue to be fleeting as we head right back to above-normal temperatures today.
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But in all that movement are moments of beauty, albeit ones that are often as fleeting as the cut blooms.
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Digital2Cre8 Custom Chocolate Mold, $119, from EtsyGiving someone the gift of a chocolate bar is great, but it's also fleeting.
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But partly because of tariffs, partly because fleeting consumer tastes require shorter supply chains, commerce is splintering into regional blocs.
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The central section of this fragmentary, visually fleeting composition evokes a boxy, skeletal contraption above a churning patch of blue.
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A fleeting ceasefire in June marking the end of Ramadan led to extraordinary scenes as the country erupted in joy.
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He said that the US had "fleeting and actionable" intelligence on the ISIS leader's hideout prior to launching the operation.
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If you've ever had chronic neck pain, you know it's so much worse than a fleeting frustration or small nuisance.
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The despair of Diablo 3 is unceasing, only mitigated in fleeting moments by the hero's accomplishments against seemingly insurmountable evils.
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Technology startups are fleeting and prone to failure, cropping up and disappearing as fast as our screen-addled attention spans.
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For someone who's neither into fitness nor tech, my relationship with activity and fitness trackers has been as expected — fleeting.
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"I think of my practice as creating a timeline of curated information that is also fleeting from me," says Pozanti.
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The fact that those concerns are fleeting, however, is a testament to what a massive storytelling achievement Infinity War is.
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It's Friday, the golden conclusion to the week and the entry route into a fleeting, two-day period of paradise.
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Lightness states that, in fact, eternal return is impossible, that existence is unburdened, and that everything is fleeting and insignificant.
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"I was a lasso instructor and a lariat importer, and they were all weird, fleeting jobs," he told the site.
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Buy or sell signals can be fleeting, and investors may not be able to catch them as they pass by.
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Until the episode "Household," Gilead's flag had only made fleeting appearances in Cambridge's government buildings, but was far from ubiquitous.
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But he believes the bullish momentum will be fleeting once investors realize the environment isn't favorable for long-term gains.
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The soft colors and slightly retro forms elicit a mix of nostalgia and vexation as fleeting as the video itself.
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Caught in the throes of celebrating herself, I wonder if Nicki is aware of how fleeting this moment may be.
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The event is too fleeting, we're often admonished, to spend precious seconds tinkering with camera settings and varying exposure times.
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They momentum Houston built fouling Drummond was fleeting, which served to underscore the grumbling that came from both locker rooms.
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Fleeting, unintended expressions of anger or disapproval from a therapist often trigger a strong amygdala reaction in people with PTSD.
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Oil has surged since its mid-February low, but one widely followed energy analyst says the rally will be fleeting.
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Because it is not fleeting but still growing, finding workers with skills needed for social media jobs can be tough.
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The acknowledgement of American and British involvement in creating the circumstances that Turquoise Mountain now helps to remedy is fleeting.
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There are fleeting moments of clashes and violence, but all in all, Maidan is a compilation of nausea-inducing mundanity.
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Surveying the state of politics today, Mr Avent writes: "We can but hope this era will prove a fleeting one".
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Without these safeguards, poverty reduction in Latin America could prove as fleeting as the commodity boom that made it possible.
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To be sure, the factors allowing policymakers to take a breather may prove fleeting - on the trade front in particular.
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Whether it was exasperation or capitulation — or perhaps some cleverly manufactured inspiration — Martinez's moment of submission was a fleeting one.
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Senior managers have been sacked, and even the CEO stepped down, a rarity in an age of fleeting corporate accountability.
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They appeared to be fleeting, unimportant moments to him, but they left lasting impressions on the women who experienced them.
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Another fleeting, mainly-meatless menu item was the McSalad Shaker — the line of salads made its menu debut in 2000.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg's superstardom has not been fleeting, precisely because of what she did before and what she represents today.
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These are nice things to remember, the kind of fleeting sensual experiences that will last as long as flawed humanity.
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Opportunities may however be fleeting if Temer hits roadblocks in Congress as he seeks to tackle the country's economic crisis.
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"It's not like we ever turned to each other and said, 'Life is fleeting, let's take our shot,' " Nanjiani said.
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Smarty Jones was retired less than two months after his lone defeat closed a brilliant but fleeting nine-race career.
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And it asks provocative questions about the value of what is seen in pictures that freeze fleeting moments for posterity.
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America's mascot, for one brief, fleeting moment, is America's conscience, asking America's laughing stock if he wants to tap out.
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But there's reason for skepticism: The diplomatic history shows that apparent breakthroughs and shows of good will have proved fleeting.
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Beyond fleeting runway trends, technology and fabric innovations have arguably been the biggest game changers in the world of underwear.
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That fleeting quality is exactly what makes Snapchat-only media brand Sweet's next move so odd, and yet, pretty cool.
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Sorry if you are a cold-hearted loser who doesn't find this cute, for even the most fleeting of seconds!!
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Any successes, however minor or fleeting, always feel like rare moments of affection in the midst of an unhappy marriage.
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In what was a suspended moment in time, I recognized — if only for a second — that this normalcy was fleeting.
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Any concern about a transgender woman appearing in a conservative "red" state was fleeting, Picker told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's one of those moments I still go back to, a reminder of the fleeting security of being a kid.
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The first few minutes of Rob Roth's new multimedia piece, "Soundstage," deftly evoke the fleeting transition from wakefulness to dreaming.
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Filmy white curtains often substitute for walls, filtering light and mixing the silhouettes of sculptures and viewers in fleeting tableaus.
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Remember how the season premiere had a fleeting moment where Sansa asked how the army was going to be fed?
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Its combination of nostalgia, reverie and tragedy reminds us why we tempt fate to luxuriate in life's fleeting, unexpected moments.
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Chris Coons of Delaware was a rare bright spot in such a divisive 2018 — at least for a fleeting moment.
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I enjoyed the fleeting power it gave me to provoke him, even as I dreaded the moment he would blow.
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A second chance meeting, also through a friend of Mr. McCormick's, this one from the National Guard, was less fleeting.
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And as the restaurants come and go, even the most fleeting pen lines linger as proof of what once existed.
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For this biennial, she created an interactive "drawing machine," in which a laser translates viewers' hand motions into fleeting shapes.
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His fans, which is to say a generous portion of the population of Ohio, have a sense of time fleeting.
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But they have a sense of time fleeting, and many say they won't blame him if he decides to leave.
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We never quite discover why Allison and Adam separated, though there is a fleeting reference to Adam's past Vicodin use.
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You're fond of talking about eternity, and the need to recognize how fleeting and comparatively inconsequential our current moment is.
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The exercise seemed fruitless at first, he writes, but ultimately offered "a fleeting, revelatory glimpse" into Gould's approach to Bach.
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Surely it's these rich touches and fleeting complexities that caught Schumann's ear and struck audiences at the time so strongly.
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Disappointed tourists complained about fleeting glimpses and barriers that kept them about 15 feet from the 30-inch-tall painting.
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The result was the sort of spiritual lift, however fleeting, that this All-Star weekend, and frankly this league, needed.
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It's longing, grief, recklessness, daring, dread, a keen awareness of fleeting youth, and an overflowing heart rolled into one song.
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But does this view unfairly penalize the market by regarding it relative to a fleeting thrust to that record level?
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It's a ruefully, comically sentimental piece that plucks a fleeting connective poetry in the seeming randomness of what we hoard.
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The problem is that the aluminium market doesn't believe that falling production and stocks are anything other than fleeting trends.
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The problem is that the aluminum market doesn't believe that falling production and stocks are anything other than fleeting trends.
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Cartier-Bresson famously spoke of the photographer's "decisive moment"—the fleeting recognition that something significant is passing before the lens.
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Life is filled with wins and losses, both big and small, but all are temporary, fleeting, perhaps affecting, but impermanent.
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For cells in the body, stem-ness is a fleeting state—a potentiality that fades as cells begin to specialize.
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Nachae feels the urgency to win that comes with a senior's sense of time fleeting; Cooper is the team's future.
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He had met the seven women long ago, mostly in fleeting interactions in crowded venues, posing for photographs with them.
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The Dow dropped 57 points, or 2500%, on Friday, capping off another wild week of steep losses and fleeting rebounds.
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One briefly ceased hearing those names and smelling those strange perfumes during that fleeting victorious period of victory-by-wildness.
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Staring into the winding Technicolor tunnels featured in "Cosmic Generator," one experiences the fleeting jolt of a roller-coaster ride.
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Not only are mine much more localized and fleeting, they also seem to be diminishing in power by the week.
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The canyon in Death Valley is popular with aviation enthusiasts looking for a fleeting glimpse of military jets swooping through.
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The canyon in Death Valley is popular with aviation enthusiasts looking for a fleeting glimpse of military jets swooping through.
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I know him well enough now that I can say with some certainty that this is not a fleeting infatuation.
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They are often dozens of hours apart, sometimes hidden behind oblique requirements, and often so fleeting as to be forgettable.
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"How do you let yourself capture those fleeting moments, while being part of the moment?" asks Google product manager Juston Payne.
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Was it a fleeting one, the kind you get from sitting in a fancy car or taking a bite of lobster?
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For a fleeting, exquisite moment in December, we all thought Drake and J-Lo might be dating or at least collaborating.
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Saudi Arabia's benchmark fell to 1.8 percent to 6,069 points, its lowest close since late 2011 as Monday's rebound proved fleeting.
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Some of the factors driving the price higher may be fleeting, and oil is widely expected to come off current levels.
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"We place an extreme precedence on personal appearance, which is a fleeting thing and it loses itself pretty quickly," he says.
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The satisfaction was fleeting: About four months after Johnson returned to Washington, his resentments still burning, he died from a stroke.
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In the rare cases where foreign policy becomes important to the American public, rallying around the President is fleeting, at best.
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If they ever were truly equal in terms of sporting ability, that window was fleeting, and the evidence bears this out.
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It is telling that there is only a single fleeting reference to the ocean in the Paris agreement on climate change.
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Fleeting moments and flashbacks allow viewers to celebrate 20 years of Cassini's achievements in a very personal, non-linear, stylized exhibition.
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And when it comes to his own labor market gains, he's working hard to make sure they do not prove fleeting.
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This man, it turns out, is dying, and his mortality has made him particularly alive to the fleeting wonders of life.
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And Aciman devotes himself to chronicling every fleeting fantasy, every caress, with a fervor that matches what his characters are feeling.
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"Looking at the Chinatown of 30-plus years ago, I realize what a unique and fleeting time it was," he continued.
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His power (no woman has yet done the job) rests not in the fleeting politics of national capitals but in Brussels.
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By late 22008, Republicans were furious, the Tea Party was organizing, and Dems had lost their fleeting 60-vote Senate supermajority.
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"I don't know if it felt like our last album, but I definitely felt like this moment is fleeting," Josiah replied.
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These, my friends, are the last, fleeting glimpses of Comet 67P that Rosetta managed to capture before its instruments went dead.
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There have only been fleeting breaches of the 3,300 point level since 2015, with the index quickly falling back each time.
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Moments are fleeting, and the more our most celebrated artists chase them, the more their work will render the same results.
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Out of a possible of five different types of relationships, more people wanted to find steady relationships over a fleeting fling.
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Hulu's Hu abbreviates not only its name, but shortens episodes into eight seconds (or slightly more) to capture your fleeting attention.
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Life, war, power, they are all fleeting, so why does any of this matter, even the war with the White Walkers?
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Sometimes happiness can seem like fleeting moments, but this one has been staying in the same lane for a long time.
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Also important to remember: While stress eating may make you feel good in the moment, the feeling tends to be fleeting.
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We explore the video's setting through a fleeting light source that zips around town, briefly illuminating different pockets of the city.
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For those of us who live in places with actual seasons, summer can become a fleeting memory before you know it.
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Unlike traditional banks that use their deposits to fund loans, the marketplace companies discovered how fleeting their funding sources can be.
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"Tharlo" instead opts for fleeting charm and shaggy humanism, until the narrative takes a grim turn that's both trite and sexist.
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The easiest move would be to keep doing your job and ignore the fleeting political fights that swirl around the courts.
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Separating the states would instead entrench partisan divides into American political structures, giving permanence to what may be fleeting political moods.
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Ms. Sydney is saddled with what might be called a prop part, but in Geena's fleeting moments of consciousness, she delivers.
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Without that, any progressive gains when Democrats next control the House, the Senate, and the presidency will be fleeting and insubstantial.
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These are fleeting thoughts; we spend less time worrying about who we are as a family than just existing as one.
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Part of the reason may be financial; for many Olympic athletes, the halo that even a medal confers can be fleeting.
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In fact, corporate celebs may find their renown even more fleeting than other high achievers due to the stakes and scale.
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For a fleeting moment, we are able to witness a "preserved beauty" before the "ice melts and flowers wilt," Boyd wrote.
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I believe the best use of Bannon's political acumen is to make sure power given to the president is not fleeting.
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The indecision is fleeting, however, as Cummings quickly rattled off a host of issues he's hoping to examine early next year.
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If it's a fleeting frustration (again, typical no matter how good you have it), you probably have nothing to worry about.
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The moment — however fleeting — that we've been waiting for has finally arrived: the reunion of star-crossed lovers Claire and Jamie!
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"I have my ideas about other cities but about New York only these powerful and fleeting emotions," he wrote in 1947.
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And so I cherished the fleeting moments when his laugh was a little less guarded, his tone slightly more at ease.
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But this is almost ten years after Anchor—now a household name among the liquor-literate—released Genevieve to fleeting fanfare.
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And while it's a lamentable tragedy, there are still occasional, fleeting moments of joy to be found in our deteriorating world.
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Coated with ephemeral effects and inhabiting shifting atmospheres, his songs feel imbued with a sense of how fleeting life can be.
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Their fleeting nature is why the team has to come up with a new way to sell the experience every summer.
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For 'Moments' that scene was 'the space between'—those little fleeting, unfixed points in time that you wish you could keep.
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Plenty of politicians gravitate toward power and leap at any fleeting chance to exercise it; Graham just does it particularly well.
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His fleeting encounters with "a thousand kids" do not enable him to see any of them grow, or fail to grow.
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"We're hoping that Fleets can help people share the fleeting thoughts that they would have been unlikely to Tweet," he added.
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For a musician to be thought of, his or her song has to be playing on the radio — a fleeting moment.
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For a fleeting moment, its valuation — nearly $7 billion at Wednesday's close — just about suited the sector in which it operates.
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