Sentence examples for ephemeral notions from inspiring English sources
Because of the Confucian commonsense approach to things, Zhu was disinclined to pursue or investigate such abstract, intangible, and seemingly ephemeral notions.
"Elyn is captivated by the ephemeral notion of light and space, two things you can't capture in your hands," said Ms. Burton, the landscape architect, who has a weekend house in a nearby Sunkist grove.
Even though the plot of "Magic Mike XXL" is even more explicitly built on the temporary — it's a classic one-last-mission story — it stands the notion of ephemeral fantasy on its head and yields uninhibitedly to the celebratory ecstasy of fantasy, delivering itself over to the energy of performers and the collective revelry of engaged audiences.
To say that the taboo-busting antics of current favourites like Borat or Extras are somehow bound up explicitly in contemporary cultural negotiations with the ephemeral, late-20th-century notion of political correctness is to miss the point on a massive scale.
Even though the plot of "Magic Mike XXL" is even more explicitly built on the temporary it's a classic one-last-mission story it stands the notion of ephemeral fantasy on its head and yields uninhibitedly to the celebratory ecstasy of fantasy, delivering itself over to the energy of performers and the collective revelry of engaged audiences.
Moreover, little if any of my scientific reasoning will ever touch those who imbue the sacred notion of an ephemeral soul into the smallest zygote of human potential.
Music students were all stuck in the notion of music as performance, ephemeral.
"Original Cast Recordings" is an argument against the old notion that theater is the most ephemeral of art forms.
And is the notion of a secure "home" ultimately ephemeral?
Ephemeral as it is, Filliou's work refreshes by undermining heavy notions of what art is or should be (Glueck).
The ephemeral nature of the acts she produces is at odds with common notions of identity as a given condition, doxa.
