Sentence examples for momentary of from inspiring English sources

Riffing on the joy of snow, Stuart Jefferies writes: "It's a scene one barely witnesses in London: one of innocence, albeit momentary; of snow in a city that doesn't do extremes of weather; of hostile battle lines suspended and replaced – just for the day – by playful ones; of gratutitous wonders that fall from the sky and blindside you.

Once ready to shoot, the X10's all-metal lens barrel and smooth zoom rotation helps you compose photos quickly and easily, and its remarkably quick shutter-release lag time of approximately 0.01 seconds lets you capture even the most momentary of photography scenarios.

They are almost all horse race- and performance-oriented.  Who is ahead and why?  Who is preparing for what and how?  Who has the most momentary of advantages and why?  Who looked better, talked tougher, or out-maneuvered whom?

My chronicle of the momentary disintegration of the image of these actors' bodies was far from exhaustive.

Indirect measures are thought of as assessing the momentary accessibility of elements or nodes of a network of associations.

She is mistress of the momentary epic, of tragedy at a glance.

Henri Bergson (1911 [1900]) spoke of the "momentary anaesthesia of the heart" in laughter.

Kant solves this problem by offering a richer account of these momentary states of consciousness.

I may have taken slight advantage of that momentary misalignment of the pharmaceutical planets.

After momentary interruption of the infusion of the drug, the event resolved spontaneously in 30 minutes.

That whole currency gives you a weird kind of satisfaction, a momentary sense of achievement.