Sentence examples for however ephemeral from inspiring English sources

However ephemeral their exhibitions, nonprofit galleries still make a critical contribution to the art market.

Performance art has come to have a repertoire, however ephemeral some of its actions.

Social psychologists also argue that the tendency to perceive in-groups and out-groups, however ephemeral, is innate.

But it also beautifully illustrates the show's belief in the quiet splendor of human life, however ephemeral.

Mr. Bush's farewell budget, however ephemeral, is another sad reminder of how little proportion and judgment there is in this White House, and how politics trumps both compassion and the nation's security every time.

A boost, however ephemeral, was provided when Alex Rodriguez played his first game of the season just hours after being suspended by Major League Baseball for 211 days, pending an appeal, for using performance-enhancing drugs.

However, seasonality in the tropics is much less pronounced and insect swarms, though still ephemeral in their distribution, may occur all year.

Ultimately, however, the ephemeral flood may lose so much water by evaporation and percolation that the stream is dissipated in a terminal mudflow.

Many of these, however, are ephemeral or specialized, and none affects the basic vocabulary in which Latin-inherited words continue to predominate.

His gifts to persuade, however, proved ephemeral, and the results of his efforts were, from his own perspective, an utter failure.

This sort of work, however, was ephemeral, and has left almost nothing behind, to the immense regret of art historians, who have often fretted that he was wasting his time.