Sentence examples similar to ephemeral passion from inspiring English sources
Senators say that they are cooling ephemeral passions and bankers say they are providing cheap credit for businesses and homeowners, but in both cases the original purpose is long gone.
Football is ephemeral in the purest sense, its passions as brief but as intense as the life of the mayfly.
The list is not exhaustive, but it does show how widely Hobbes tosses his nets: "passions" include everything from ephemeral states (e.g., "sudden glory" causing laughter), to moods (e.g., confidence and diffidence), to character traits and dispositions (e.g., good nature, covetousness and impudence).
For Coward, amorous passion is always intense but ephemeral.
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Love is woefully ephemeral.
That something as lovely and ephemeral as the butterfly should provoke such strong passions may seem bizarre, but collectors have traditionally laid out huge sums for rare specimens.
With the exception of intermittent sleepers like An Inconvenient Truth, serious documentaries don't ignite people's passions comparable to typical theatrical fare (however ephemeral).
The passion to arrest the moment, to snatch something lasting from fashion, that most ephemeral of arts, will be familiar to anyone who has ever worked on the set of a fashion shoot.
