fleeting

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• Now, though, due to the pandemic, even those of us in urban environments find ourselves with a precious and fleeting opportunity to hear the sounds that the other inhabitants of the planet are making.

• According to polling by Civiqs, for a fleeting moment early in the pandemic, there wasn’t such a big gap between Republicans and Democrats in terms of how they saw the economy.

• Tracking demand and looking at year over year search trends, with Google Ads data as source, remains an accurate way to understand what changed for good, and what is just a fleeting trend depending on the short-term pandemic impact.

• Our experience of The Fabulous has been reduced to fleeting sound-bites and awkward livestreams.

• The fleeting existence of the quark pair above, like many virtual events, is represented by a Feynman diagram with a closed “loop.”

• Fleeting moments are captured and stored, whether we want them to be or not.

• Part of the problem is that its prevalence was equally as fleeting as a smile itself.

• What had seemed immutable and eternal (“With the Soviet Union forever”) turned out to be a fleeting episode.

• Those of us who live here are a fickle bunch with fleeting attention spans.

• That fleeting comedic moment exemplifies Aidy Bryant at her best.

• But the impression was so as to be indefinable, and soon I was busy getting everyone settled in the car.