Sentence examples for ephemeral impression from inspiring English sources
Perfection exists only as a fleeting sense of something, an ephemeral impression, a feeling in your gut.
Though each single instance may be dismissed -- or excused -- as ephemeral, the collective impression of a hundred fleeting glimpses is that life in New York is now one ceaseless, unrelenting branding campaign.
Impressions are ephemeral in the N.F.L., as hard to predict as the results.
As sought-after event planners, Paige Appel and Kelly Harris know how to turn ephemeral experiences into lasting impressions.
But when aerated -- by a furious whisk or a conventional blender -- they give the impression of an ephemeral silk.
At weddings, she sets up an easel in a corner and tries to capture the ephemeral, poetic side of weddings -- impressions of how a bride and bridegroom feel rather than how they look, exactly.
The announcement effect is ephemeral.
A program called "Ephemeral Moments" features the premieres of Susan Cherniak's "Pastoral Impressions" and "Grazed by a Comet".
In the early Bronze Age, the impression is of a life that is much more ephemeral: they have so little, it's as if their feet barely touch the ground.
They are ephemeral and subjective, made up of hunches and desires, and they record, in my case, the impressions that I could not shake and the pictures I'm eager to see again, in some cases for the fourth or fifth time.
