Adults can momentarily share such identifications – watching ET, Martin Amis apparently wept – but the fact remains that children are more willing to find the human element in the alien, and to look out beyond the limits of humanness.
When 71: l'ommo 'e merda (shitty man) is called, my father wakens momentarily to share in the laughter before going back to his post-feast nap.
Ms. Brown is adept at subverting traditional notions of how choreography develops; much like the misty cloud, the dancers momentarily cohered into larger, shared themes, only to melt away along individual trajectories.
In this moment, those black bodies morph into our national identity; they are momentarily American bodies with shared goals, ambitions, and dreams.
You will use grammar momentarily when you share this article on your social media platforms, proclaiming: "You guys, grammar is super important".
On Friday, the exchange operator botched the listing of its own initial public offering, momentarily rattling shares of Apple, one of the most widely held stocks, and briefly resembling a tiny version of the so-called flash crash in May 2010.
On Friday, the exchange operator botched the listing of its own initial public offering, and momentarily rattled shares of Apple, one of the most widely held stocks, and the situation briefly resembled a tiny version of the so-called flash crash in May 2010.
Even if a bunch of people win and everyone just gets a little cut of the cash, that shared experience makes them feel momentarily famous.
But it is uplifting too, and comforting, offering a sense that death is an experience shared with the living, even if only momentarily.
(In a diner in South Jersey, I watched him, in a moment of shared laughter, rest his forehead on a man's arm, the voter looking momentarily stunned).
