Sentence examples for momentary fixation from inspiring English sources
In the end, novel-writing has proved to be merely a momentary fixation for Cohen, though he continues to produce volumes of poetry, and, of course, poetic lyrics for his songs.
When the book came out, the Times called it "gorgeously written, vaguely conceived, hallucinatory, anguished, overwhelming and profoundly disappointing"; couldn't decide whether it was a novel, a prose poem, or a "howl"; and said that its appeal was that of a "momentary fixation".
According to our simple model, mobile collaboration seems to depend only on the momentary availability of metabolic factors (signals, public goods) without necessarily considering evolutionary fixation of the genetic traits.
The lip fixation is a result of stress, says Lauder: "In stressful times many consumers are reaching out for those small indulgences that provide momentary pleasure".
This gave declarer momentary hope.
It is a momentary reprieve.
