Examples of using Fleetingly in English and their translations into German
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It has only fleetingly been independent in modern history.
Attempts to eradicate it using chemicals worked only fleetingly.
Until then, we knew each other only fleetingly and had not worked together yet.
Then she fleetingly leant her forehead against mine- I smelled the rose water- and said.
What Chaplin did for Keystone, you can see just fleetingly in moments.
The Merfolk's eyes flash fleetingly with red energy, and the wound she opened began to hiss and steam.
Below the picture the life sizetraces on solid ground& in soft ground fleetingly, numbered for claws, toe print& pads.
Everything appears fleetingly, seems familiar and yet ultimately disappears into oblivion: drugs here, a suicide there, or a woman having a baby while Elvis Presley's singing the farewell song.
He hurries after the vision but it slips away from him and the pictures he thought he saw disappear from sight as fleetingly as they had appeared.
Fallow deer standing to the right with the traces fleetingly on solid as well as soft ground below painterly wooded landscape.
This universe is populated bychimeras that seem to drift around like sea dwellers or microorganisms, touching each other only fleetingly, in ever-new constellations.
Now, when the city opened its true youface when you let him fleetingly, but it soaked ambience, you can begin to explore the sights of Hong Kong.
Through distortion, recombination, and dramatic staging they become"Objects of Wonder"that conceal stories and that put forgotten or only fleetingly perceived things in a completely new light.
If one puts up no struggle and feels mental consent,even if only fleetingly during the stage of inserting, being fully inserted, staying in place, or pulling out, one incurs the full penalty.
Once confined between book and bed covers, placeslike Hardy's'Wessex', or the visions of closed eyes featured more fleetingly than virtual spaces do daily today.
Moeller mentions it fleetingly:«In prison he wrote a Christmas lauds to be recited in a hut»21; nor could it have been otherwise since the first edition of the work, 500 privately printed copies, occurred in 1962.
Then he, he's been calling me by first name for a long time now, hints at a smile, and fleetingly raises his index finger to the Tyrolean hat he's wearing.
The artists in Photo-Poetics are interested in the nature of photographic reproduction itself, in images that are specifically photographic, and in work that is readable as a photograph at amoment when photography in our daily lives is increasingly ephemeral, appearing fleetingly on our phones, for example.
However, the resolution deals with theinteresting influence of Iran only very fleetingly and also, in my opinion, with little regard for reality.
All musical impressions are arranged very fleetingly as a“kaleidoscope”: no strict development of motifs, but a dazzling variety of rapidly changing moods. The two dissimilar solo instruments violin and piccolo trumpet dip into these moods in mostly surprising twists.
Like the sky unaffected by clouds,it is unstained by disturbing emotions or attitudes, which fleetingly come and go, temporarily confusing the mind.
As he bowed in parting, he looked up fleetingly as the head waiter secretly grabbed the head cook's hand and played with it. The head porter, stomping his feet, accompanied Karl to the door, which he didn't let close, but held open himself so he could shout to Karl.
In the succinct account, angels, luminous and mysterious figures,appear almost fleetingly before this dark, tenebrous figure who dares to tempt the Lord.
Astonishing is how closely the program of the new, Russian-born director director interweaves with the current situation in Graz, how local and universal meanings charge one another,sometimes quiet and fleetingly, sometimes hardened and monumental….
In a multitude of daylight reflections from the window panes,unending variations wander inwards across the floors and walls, fleetingly taking on the forms of Moorish motifs, Jean Arp, mercury, clouds, egg yolks.».
Madam President, Commissioner, Mr President-in-Office, I have asked to speak for just one simple reason, not to repeat what many of my colleagues have said about our position, the difficulties, the outlook and so forth, but to raise an issue I have already raised once in the Committee on External Economic Affairs with Commissioner van den Broek present,and which is fleetingly covered in the Mendiluce report.
This Parliament, like the sector, finds itself faced with a policy, carried out by the Commission's negotiators quite independently,and without giving us the opportunity to examine those decisions more than fleetingly, and the protocol reaches our committee- increasingly late by the way- signed and sealed.
Through alienation, recombination and dramatic stagings, they become Objects of Wonder,which contain stories and reveal forgotten or fleetingly perceived things in a completely new light.
Through distortion, recombination, and dramatic staging they become Objects of Wonder that tellstories and put things that were forgotten or only fleetingly perceived in a completely new light.
I often ask whether the conditions in Ina Bierstedt's paintings actually exist in reality and why some of them seem familiar to us. In a few, there is a link to real life, because the beholder knows similar situations;moments that we often see only fleetingly(as in a brief view of an unclear situation from a train window) or only in intermediate states for example in half-sleep.