Sentences with phrase «during fleeting moments»

As usual, September and October were two stress - filled months at work that left me with little personal time and the last thing I wanted to do during those fleeting moments was sit in front of a computer!

I made them a number of times for new moms when I was a new mom myself and was squeezing them into the pan during fleeting moments of quiet.

Our current view seems to be anomalous — just as special, at least, as being alive during the fleeting moment in which humanity's robotic emissaries provide us an expansive new view of our place in the panoply of worlds circling the sun.

Other works glow like a neon bulb or like the luminescence over a city block during the fleeting moment when lights have been turned on but the sun has not yet set.

Not exact matches

During this time, I had a fleeting moment where I wanted to cry, not because of pain, but because I was all alone.

It's so important to look back on these times and not have a sense of regret — but more of a fulfillment inside your heart, knowing that you were fully present during each and every fleeting moment... spills, messy countertops, piles of laundry, and all.

The initially impressive sight of crumbling environments collapsing buildings during fire fights is just that - a sight designed to deliver a few fleeting Michael Bay moments with limited interactivity before the action repositions itself across linear corridors and on - rails sections that form a staple part of modern Call of Duty games.

Lofquist shows remarkable depth in her visual investigations, especially with evoking the play of light during dusk and other fleeting moments.

Except for a fleeting moment during the heyday of New York abstract painting, Al Held never quite fit in.

In other words — and to the letter — Bernadet paints fleeting and subjective impressions, shades of light and feelings; he savours the moment during which the painting comes into being and the immediacy of what is revealed.