| Other macro themes focusing on such things as poverty and oppression are referred to fleetingly, if at all. |
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| I long ago decided not to debate such comments or only fleetingly make a passing remark in a non-confrontational manner. |
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| As for Ken Morrison, I have twice fleetingly met him and found him to be a modest and unassuming person. |
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| A tsunami of publicity has swept him off his feet and now he has become fleetingly notorious, courted until the interest fades. |
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| They may have gotten brief, nightly radar hits while the aircraft's weapons bay doors opened fleetingly. |
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| The moment when the floods might fleetingly have seemed exciting is now long gone. |
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| Panting, I fleetingly envied a couple being carried on litters like lords, an expensive yet terrifying option. |
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| We hope they will have the farsightedness to see past the exuberant accolades that are fleetingly bestowed upon them. |
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| Moreover, Brazil represented a restoration of the comfort she had experienced only fleetingly as a child. |
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| It's a rare actor who can show up only fleetingly and leave a lasting impression. |
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| The incidental music is from Django Bates and is moodily atmospheric though played rather fleetingly. |
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| Even the polluted atmosphere of the staidly streets seemed fleetingly fresh compared to the hazy, lamentable bitterness of the mall. |
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| He also fleetingly mentioned the abysmal state of public transport across the country. |
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| He concluded that she had somehow fleetingly lost concentration sending the car into the path of the tipper truck. |
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| They offer make-do solutions to temporary concerns and, therefore, refer to their forms as only fleetingly perfect compositions. |
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| A man in a black overcoat fleetingly appears throughout the play. |
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| The germ of divisiveness was planted many years ago way back in 1939, and unity of the movement has only come in fleetingly short spurts since then. |
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| Later he created a lacework percussive pattern that fleetingly called to mind an African thumb piano. |
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| When a magazine revealed in 1996 that Corin and Carrie had fleetingly dated, they were horrified. |
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| I would like to point out two aspects which are also referred to fleetingly in the report. |
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| And the light touch of the mellow tones seems to convey, fleetingly and mysteriously, the frail image of evaporated happiness. |
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| This stress is common to any anxiety-producing situation and may be severe or mild, lasting several months or appear only fleetingly. |
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| Even though they are fleetingly brief in space and time, these clusters have remarkably constant concentrations in time. |
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| Consequently, the determination of this Panel will be made on the basis of its view of the content as broadcast and seen, however fleetingly. |
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| Elsewhere, people may enjoy freedom fleetingly, or feel that their freedom is under constant threat. |
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| Shine is located in the very heart of fabrics, fleetingly catching the light. |
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| Even if these clusters are fleetingly brief, their respective proportions in water are remarkably constant. |
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| As an unexpected presence, I thought I glimpsed the figure of a woman fleetingly in one of the rooms. |
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| The meaning is never fixed, it cannot be more fragile and it remains fleetingly open to every imagination. |
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| Structurally, many employ a standard verse and refrain alternation, punctuated by a middle eight, where the song becomes fleetingly more interesting. |
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| It was awkward to get the tall man comfortable and Ikeda worried fleetingly about toppling off the table, but once it was done he felt all the better for it. |
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| That feeling himself fleetingly unbound only when eating, drinking, procreating, in his dwelling and dressing-up, man erects means into sole and ultimate ends. |
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| The cover sports a photograph of Dove's grandparents, giving a sense of the ordinary people whose quotidian lives will be fleetingly sketched within. |
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| For the overwhelming majority of people in this country, the likelihood of contracting it is fleetingly small. |
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| If a message fleetingly enters Canada, I suspect that the test would not be met of a real and substantial connection and it's a non-issue from a liability perspective. |
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| Kerry managed to draw near to Bush in the opinion polls just fleetingly, after the presidential debates and then again in the days leading up to the election or so it seemed. |
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| Most participants reported having, at least fleetingly, wondered if the scales used in retail food outlets are accurate and whether they were regulated in any way. |
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| Several Marines claimed to have seen the cat fleetingly, but nothing other than a fox was ever found. |
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| The document refers only fleetingly to the local and regional level and its importance for participation in developing and implementing the programme in Europe. |
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| When England fleetingly equalised for 1-1, anotherocketingng shot from Hidegkuti followed, and he scored Hungary's sixth and last goal in the second half. |
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| Nonetheless, many participants reported having, at least fleetingly, wondered if the pumps used in retail food outlets are accurate, and whether they were regulated or re-checked in any way. |
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| But it will have amused Hughes, out for 10, only fleetingly. |
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| Though the Canarinhas fleetingly hinted at doing justice to their country's weighty footballing reputation, thanks in large part to attacking prodigy Ketlen, without ever unleashing their full potential. |
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| Perhaps some time before the Big Bang, some kind of proto-matter and anti-proto-matter fleetingly came into being and then self-annihilated in a series of proto-universes. |
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| It made no difference whether the face was displayed long enough for the volunteers to register it consciously, or flashed up fleetingly so it was only perceived subliminally. |
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| Fleetingly melodic throughout, the final magic ingredient is the vocals of Annette Berlin. |
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