Sentence examples for bubble of time from inspiring English sources

Permanently repeated on More4, Father Ted now exists in a bubble of time as well as its own pocket reality.

The result is that, like the dreamer Valuska, readers of Krasznahorkai are "trapped... in a bubble of time, in one eternal, impenetrable and transparent moment".

"It was a little pocket of time," screenwriter Rudolph Wurlitzer recalled in a phone interview, "a bubble of time when the movies weren't executive-driven.

In a bubble of time-gone-by that hadn't yet burst, a beaten-down beatnik tried his luck at bookselling.

It was not without its challenges — just being in a very competitive environment, feeling constricted, feeling that, at any moment, you must try to create bubbles of time, where it just stands still and elasticates itself, so you could create space around you as you're driven from A to B to C to D relentlessly through the day".

Ultimately, he ended up with a fatalistic view that the central bank could not identify a stock market bubble ahead of time, and that all it could do was act decisively to clean up the mess should the worst happen.

They were fronted by weary men who lived in bubbles of time-gone-by that hadn't yet burst.

Corning is a victim of the greatest bubble of our time, the fiber optic craze.

Credit Suisse's analysts spy a triple bubble – "the third-biggest credit bubble, the biggest investment bubble and the second-biggest real estate bubble of all time".

At some point, though, it sure would be nice to hear those experts explain how they missed the biggest bubble of our time.

"It would be truly amazing if, in the aftermath of the greatest bubble of all time, the stock market stopped going down at fair value and didn't correct all the way to cheap.