A weight of sorrow inheres in Turgenev's heavy black bookcase; the feather-tap of the ephemeral touches Woolf's torn letters.
Next come the ephemeral, seasonal touches.
The survey also touches on SnapChat — the ephemeral photo-sharing app that's attracted huge interest in recent weeks, following reports that it snubbed a $3 billion acquisition offer from Facebook.
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.
On-site paintings are not touched after class; rather they exist as an ephemeral moments in time.
The New York Herald Tribune was unimpressed, but referred to The Great Gatsby as "purely ephemeral phenomenon, but it contains some of the nicest little touches of contemporary observation you could imagine-so light, so delicate, so sharp …. a literary lemon meringue".
In the early Bronze Age, the impression is of a life that is much more ephemeral: they have so little, it's as if their feet barely touch the ground.
Nissan, usually so fond of interior gimmickry, plays this one mercifully straight, with a sensible touch screen and clear attention to fit-and-finish rather than ephemeral design trends.
At the same time, it is unfixed: kinetic and ephemeral, meant to be added to and removed from, to be tasted, touched, lighted, adorned, fanned and fed.
Surprisingly, for a movie this ephemeral, the closing sequences, which consist of flashbacks and confrontations, are actually quite touching.
A breakfast treat with a name that translates as "snack of wealth" is "the most ephemeral of fairy dishes, a frothy evanescence that disappeared as soon as it touched the tongue, a winter specialty requiring dew as an ingredient".
