Sentence examples for ephemeral that from inspiring English sources

The shortcuts themselves are not "ephemeral" – that is, they don't disappear after you tap on them the way normal iOS notifications do.

What is it about the ephemeral that feels essential to your work?

"The present seems so ephemeral that these kinds of places seem to offer some kind of solidity," Ms. Whitaker said.

They rub shoulders in the street, linked by a zest for the ephemeral that I fully share.

There are whiffs of a great grassroots oral history, but the package is so ephemeral that anything profound quickly zooms by.

Indeed, its existence is so ephemeral that without special procedures medical researchers are unable to sample it before the body has destroyed it.

Many of the herbaceous plants are ephemerals that may germinate within three days of adequate rainfall and sow their seeds within 10 or 15 days of germination.

I thought it would be more ephemeral than that.

It was all much more ephemeral than that.

A great part of their appeal resides in the ephemeral quality that Sebald speaks of.

The wave photographer aims to 'freeze the ephemeral moments that would otherwise go unnoticed'.