Sentence examples similar to evanescent ideas from inspiring English sources
He had no idea how evanescent his ordinary life would be.
I suspect that most fiction writers would instinctively agree that interacting with visual representations of a book in draft can help give shape to evanescent impressions or inspire new ideas.
Vergílio Ferreira, in a transition to existentialism, added a metaphysical dimension to the novel of social concern with Alegria breve (1965; "Brief Joy") and explored the evanescent moods of the past and the idea of death in Para sempre (1983; "Forever").
BIOGRAPHY 'The Impressionists' A&E, Part 1 on Sunday night at 9; Part 2 on Monday night at 8 Impressionism has become the art world's version of easy listening music, but this smart, gorgeously photographed four-hour special reminds us that capturing an evanescent moment on canvas was once a radical idea.
Moreover, to say that animals and pieces of furniture are ideas is not to say that they are diaphanous, gossamer, and evanescent.
This idea suggests work from the book's moment; the land art of Robert Smithson or the evanescent work of Gordon Matta-Clark, who made conical cuts out of abandoned buildings in New York, which were usually demolished days later.
Charming though evanescent.
Evanescent digitalized, Photo-shopped images?
That knowledge is evanescent.
Human beings are evanescent.
