Fleetingly

Few selection decisions have created as much debate as Smith’s creative partnership with Farrell, which has fired only fleetingly, yet was seen by Borthwick’s predecessor Jones as worth ongoing investment.

Most antimatter exists only fleetingly in the Universe, for fractions of seconds.

They document silhouettes and fashion—natural Black hair, cute preppy shirts, feminine outfits—in the way that street photography does: fleetingly.

And in today’s hyper-online, somewhat socially inept society, that’s a fleetingly rare commodity.

But of course it was better to have loved fleetingly and lost than to never have loved (or encountered Yvette in English) at all.

The video also fleetingly shows us how the man trying to reform had a past life in which he indulged in thuggery and other anti-social activities.

They will end up in emergency wards just thinking about it, fleetingly.

I wondered, fleetingly, if the whole storm trooper thing was a ruse, whether the man was actually intelligent, even educated, but just as quickly dismissed the thought.

They have an uncanny ability to recognise faces, remembering people they have not seen for decades, who have substantially changed in appearance, and who they have only fleetingly encountered.

I had fleetingly imagined that Jane and her allies organized a series of real teach-ins at a local campus and streamed the contents.

They also lived their lives as individuals, in details only fleetingly revealed by the text.

Today it only appears to divers fleetingly, like a strange dream, before vanishing back into the deep.

The sounds are interwoven in a complex score which brings back fleetingly the memory of all forms of language.

This meant that when sleeping the machine woke very fleetingly every 17m 4s.