Sentence examples similar to ephemeral consensus from inspiring English sources

However ephemeral and changeable such a consensus may be, the contemporary consensus does seem to be that God's love extends to all humans equally (See, for example, Buckareff and Plug 2005, Knight 1997, Kronen and Reitan 2011, Kvanvig 1993, Murray 1998, Seymour 2000b, Stump 1983, Swinburne 1983, and Walls 1998).

"Ours is the age of the expert," Crist wrote in 1968, "where we sit and wait to get the word from on high, to operate on a consensus of what the ephemeral 'they' think".

Ephemeral — perfect.

Ephemeral curiosities.

"They're ephemeral.

Fear is very ephemeral.

But trends are ephemeral.

Topiary is ephemeral.

They were ephemeral conversations.

These are ephemeral technologies.

Theater is ephemeral.