Sentence examples for ephemeral of from inspiring English sources

Dance is ephemeral, of the moment.

The coalition is, however, the most ephemeral of the three.

The visually beautiful magazine captured that most ephemeral of activities: theatre-makers making theatre.

"Original Cast Recordings" is an argument against the old notion that theater is the most ephemeral of art forms.

The sights and scenes of the city — what Ms. Sherman called "the ephemeral of the everyday" — provide the set, and sometimes the drama.

This grandest, though somewhat ephemeral, of all his undertakings was later preserved in a volume of etchings by Theodoor van Thulden.

Some of his poems read like documentary records of an ephemeral piece of performance art.

Outdoors ANSONIA "Wildflowers-The Ephemerals of Spring," walking tour about native flora.

Perhaps it comes from his acceptance of the ephemeral nature of everything.

So, in a sense, Murphy's speech was a kind of radicalism, ephemeral evidence of a life hard won.

The Lance Armstrong and Oscar Pistorius cases serve as timely reminders of the ephemeral nature of the value added by celebrity.