The construction industry is showing none of the signs of recovery that are fleetingly apparent in some other parts of industry.
Stable prices are a blessed condition, but one that we in this country have not experienced other than very fleetingly for 50 years.
Within the experience of reading the novel, and within the reading scenes that it contains, overlapping formulations of desire do not so much compete as they fleetingly, simultaneously co-exist.
Across the variations in substitute term use, a basic commonality is that the register is spoken fleetingly, as a one-word or one-phrase interruption in normal speaking.
He saw characters peopling the scenes that might appear only fleetingly in the written text, but were essential to the image of the scene and could not be ignored.
In the seventeenth century, mitres, generally retained in heraldry, returned to bishops' heads on their monuments, fleetingly in the 1630s, and substantially between 1660 and 1688.
These in turn can be brought to bear on personae that are fleetingly and momentarily tried on and experimented with in the course of constructing story lines.
The effect of the habit, though, was to make things fleetingly holy that would not otherwise seem so.
