Examples of using Fleetingly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Fleetingly flustered.
Even if only fleetingly.
Only fleetingly, I'm afraid.
Each season goes by fleetingly fast.
Temporarily and fleetingly in high school, longer and more lasting in.
We have met once before but only fleetingly.
But Hocheiser is seen only fleetingly and with extreme taste.
Like Jack and me, Daniel thought fleetingly.
Suddenly he stopped, looked at him fleetingly and said,“But perhaps it is true after all”.
Peter used the metaphor for a moment, fleetingly.
The days when the bath was only used fleetingly for urgent business and daily care are long gone.
And now let us pass over to what on the whole does not come to consciousness, or only fleetingly so, and is not remembered.
Temporarily and fleetingly in high school, longer and more lasting in college, and now, permanently.
It is not art,to become master of feelings which only lightly and fleetingly sweep the surface of the soul;
Even more ironically, the ad does also fleetingly feature H&M model Hari Nef, who is transgender, but 1MM apparently didn't notice.
As Neptune, fleetingly restored to my lost immortal state, I saw that we of Earth are in reality in an underworld of illusion where we mistake false shadows for reality and dream selfish dreams of separateness from our brothers.
Now, when the cityopened its true youface when you let him fleetingly, but it soaked ambience, you can begin to explore the sights of Hong Kong.
It is true that Darwin's pluralism did fleetingly allow for one other driving force that might, in principle, lead to adaptation, but that driving force is inseparably linked with the name of Lamarck, not of Darwin.
Between the fourth and the ninth centuries, it was cited fleetingly in lists of grammatical and lexicographical examples, that is, as a quarry of correct Latin usage.
While they were in this state they fleetingly behaved in a way consistent with them having negative absolute temperatures, before they too flipped over to line up with the field.
For Jack O'Brien(played as aboy by terrific newcomer Hunter McCracken and fleetingly seen as an adult played by Sean Penn), his mother represents the way of grace, while his father is the way of nature.
For a thousand years or more the exiles had returned fleetingly to the solar system, wistfully eager to tell of strange suns and far planets and the great empire that would one day span the galaxy.
And there is an experience, which came very fleetingly but precisely enough to be able to say(very clumsily) that- I was about to say, the"flavor" of the Nonmanifested- that the Nonmanifested has a special flavor because of the manifested.
The reindictment included notes from Weinberger's diary that fleetingly mentioned George Bush's attendance at a meeting and appeared to contradict something Bush had previously said, but not in a way that had any legal significance.
On the other hand, there is another type of information thatcan be held in consciousness just as fleetingly as, say, that telephone number, but can become so permanent that it can be recalled with absolute clarity a lifetime later, such as the memory of some brief event observed momentarily by a child but remembered ninety years later.