Sentence examples for ephemeral in nature from inspiring English sources

Auden is saying that love, ephemeral in nature, becomes eternal in language.

And in a sense African art, some of it fundamentally ephemeral in nature, is beyond art history, because that history depends on ordinary time and African does not.

All are ephemeral in nature.

All the rivers are ephemeral in nature and runoff is generated in heavy rainfall period only.

My view, however, is that the economic recovery will be ephemeral in nature, whereas a real and lasting recovery will, unfortunately, be found in the rate of inflation.

"Mushrooms are very ephemeral in nature," Heads told me over the phone.

As reflected in the 2001 documentary "Rivers and Tides," Mr. Goldsworthy is known for generating powerful effects out of simple or ephemeral elements in nature.

"I was drawn to make ephemeral sculptures in nature because I see the process as encapsulating the cyclical operating principles of nature that we need to adopt for a sustainable economy," Hill explains to The Creators Project.

The forthcoming show, which opens June 1, features a collection of videos and photographs of the artist creating ephemeral moments in nature using organic materials like pigmented dust, rocks, ice, and water.

Jablonski (2008) also called for an in- tegrative approach that aimed to incorporate biotic interactions into explanations of broad-scale ecological and evolutionary changes, despite the fact that many of these interactions are relatively ephemeral and local in nature.

"It seems striking," Brandt writes, "that a product of such little utility, ephemeral in its very nature, could be such an encompassing vehicle for understanding the past.