Sentence examples for instant or a from inspiring English sources

To the extent that there are profiles created of them arising from a particular instant or a particular stereotyping, they don't like them quite as much".

There can be an instant, or a moment, when the connection is lost, and then there can be a moment when it's repaired, and those moments are very small.

The food here is amazing and you'll fall in love in an instant (or a bite).

Van Gogh died because of an instant (or a lifetime) during which the portrait of his life appeared worse than the portrait of his death.

Either the Lord was on our side" — and then the son of the Methodist minister pauses for just an instant— "or else he was terribly displeased".

The best temporal analogy, he thinks, for this conception is an unextended instant or an "eternal now".

Psychologists are very good at studying the instant or an instantaneous slice out of a longer episode.

It is very easy for a criminal to deliberately delete crucial evidence in an instant or for an officer or technician to unintentionally damage or destroy it.

For an instant, or less, one sees an A-to-B in which A is an ordinary, virtuous woman and B is a devastated café or milk bar.

Imagine an unpredictable universe in which conditions change from instant to instant, or even a universe in which things "pop in and out" of existence.

Yet for us here in the human world, that shrug, that shift, can mean life or death in an instant, or at least a complete transformation of everything we held to be reliable and solid up until that very moment.