But it has been so badly served by administrators' bloating the itinerary and so thoroughly eclipsed by a flashier, even more ephemerally enjoyable format that a failure to excite this time will just about render it redundant.
An overrated, ephemerally fresh show with a certain perkiness once misled people, even critics, into thinking it had charm.
Playing yourself can happen like that — ephemerally, inconsequentially.
"You read the article, and the movie ephemerally gets into your subconscious".
He yearns, as he has written more than once, for "the ephemerally salubrious separation of management from ownership".
It's so physical yet ephemerally spread out in time, like a thought growing in the mind.
Now Mars is a planet on the edge where water, if it exists, is there only ephemerally.
More ephemerally, on Oct. 19, a guitar player wearing a green suit, red scarf and black hat stood on an elevated train platform.
Before the silicon chip was invented, pen and paper, the printing press and the camera all helped store information for us, ephemerally or for posterity.
There is something touching about that word "ephemerally," in which the candid admission that some work is not meant to last rests on the implication that the other work will of course be permanent.
As a biographical note at the front of one of Amis's later books put it, "he has written ephemerally on politics, education, language, films, television, restaurants and drink".
