Sentences with phrase «fleeting interest»

I think there is a temporary, fleeting interest at the moment.

Jackson Pollock, Untitled, 1938 - 41 Fleeting interests in socialism or Communism swiftly faded as prosperity returned in the 1940s.

It garnered some mild, fleeting interest from the technology press, but basically no one was going to walk around holding a magic standalone Amazon stick just in case they ran out of shampoo.

Throwaway cameos, from everyone from Method Man to Brett Ratner, provide fleeting interest but don't add much to the mix aside from clutter — which contributes to how one most easily remembers Black and White as being: a mess.

There's no telling what investors would have thought had they heard of Cara's fleeting interest in the cheeky bar, or that it had been turned down on the principles of the principals.

Your baby may start to take a fleeting interest in other babies now that he's more mobile.

It could well be that you've just got a fleeting interest, which is why you've done this search.

Until spring of last year, I maintained only a fleeting interest in David Fincher and his body of work.

One of the oddest postscripts to Captain Blood, Errol Flynn's classic 1935 swashbuckler epic, is this Italian - French co-production, shot in Spain with an international cast, including 21 year old Sean Flynn, Errol's real son, who had a fleeting interest in screen acting before switching to photo journalism in the late sixties.

But what it often achieves is a fleeting interest in the learning process that dissipates all too quickly, leaving a bunch of disinterested, disengaged and demotivated learners in its wake.

It offers career paths that are attractive to both boys, girls and the disadvantaged — basically any pupil that has a fleeting interest in STEM.

This world can be a complicated one for the uninitiated and those who have even a fleeting interest in buying in can soon feel discouraged by the amount of time it takes to see some kind of return on their investment.