Sentence examples for momentary release from inspiring English sources

It is as if the libidinous energies driven underground by "the New 42" have found momentary release.

In pure hard-core form, it's a blast of compressed sound and fury, a momentary release of frustration with little concern for durability or detail.

While it might seem fanciful as a dramatic device, there's something quietly moving about watching Damian's self-consciousness turn to momentary release as he mimics the steps that Kevin demonstrates from a dance based on the kriah, the Jewish mourning ritual of tearing garments.

But far from expressing the spiritual dimension of ecstatic vision, as the master did, these images are studies in self-absorption and momentary emotional release.

Despite Momentary's recent release, Kuvshinov is already hard at work on other illustrations and projects.

There was the momentary sweetness of release, then a hollow emptiness, the body taking the soul to a place where there were only echoes.

Just weeks after Stewart released a statement apologizing for her "momentary indiscretion," Forbes released their annual Highest-Paid Celebrity Couples list.

If the PU comes back to use his designated channel, SUs should release the momentary-using channel and try to find other idle channels [6, 8].

In Adès's "Tevót" — the title is Hebrew for "arks," and also for musical bars or measures — lyrical release is not a momentary digression but the final goal.

Since Brown's works are an exploration of angst, it seems appropriate that the feeling of release from the impulsive, momentary wreckage is only the beginning of the process, not the final note.

Therefore, the P-selectin:uMUC1 interaction facilitated tethering events where cells experienced momentary arrest to the surface followed by rapid release of the cells into the flow buffer.