Sentence examples similar to a momentary phase from inspiring English sources
If absolute time-consciousness is itself extended through time, and is composed of momentary phases, what is it that unifies these phases?
His actions create a momentary peace in Poisonville.
Frank Norris, who admired Crane's "aptitude for making phrases sparks that cast a momentary gleam upon whole phases of life," himself tried to make phrases, scenes, and whole narratives cast such gleams in McTeague (1899), The Octopus (1901), and The Pit (1903).
In summary, alpha power and phase define a momentary state of sensory cortices and cortical networks subserving perception.
By the same token Machiavelli's best known book, The Prince, must be treated as a momentary aberration belonging to a transitory phase of his development as an author.
All variants of the approach have this much in common: they compress the experiencing of change into momentary (or near-momentary) phases of consciousness.
It is a momentary reprieve.
The recruit flashed a momentary smile.
A momentary success bred immediate subsequent failure.
