Sentence examples for become ephemeral from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the familiar set of "media" celebrities — Dan and Peter and Tom — become ephemeral.

In 1972, in Ways of Seeing, John Berger described how, "for the first time ever, images of art have become ephemeral, ubiquitous, insubstantial, available, valueless, free".

At this point the analysis threatens to become ephemeral, and when in the sentence following the one beginning "Similarly," Paterson tells us that "this [sic] is arguably identical to" etc., it evaporates.

In the film's somber view, a world in which lonely people resort to newspaper advertisements to find intimacy is one in which human relationships have become ephemeral, awkward and fundamentally impersonal.

The world of digital journalism has become ephemeral, with online news coverage being rewritten and deleted constantly.

Dirt, rocks, leaves, ice, snow, and other organic materials become ephemeral artworks in British artist Andy Goldsworthy's natural sculptures.

Still, when we opened the sets of French doors that covered every wall on the ocean side, the barrier between room, terrace and forest became ephemeral.

Each experience becomes ephemeral.

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People had so much fun using it, threads became ephemeral, growing wildly within seconds, then disappearing minutes later, pushed out of the way and into oblivion by new threads and so forth ad infinitum 24/7.

Three of the pools and gueltas in the Timinit and Nbéïké wadis where Monod [5], [6] had reported the presence of B. pobeguini became ephemeral from 1984 and 1990 onwards, having been perennial before.