Sentence examples for momentary space from inspiring English sources

The open space, and the intangible event — what Mr. Monastyrski called an "empty action" — were designed to create an "empty zone" where structured perception was obliterated, opening a momentary space for individual dreams.

I am consumed in the sense of your weight the way your flesh occupies momentary space the fullness of it beneath my palms.

Research says being so tired you can't keep your eyes open, means we're actually experiencing "microsleep" -- a momentary and involuntary space of temporary unconsciousness which can last anywhere from a fraction of a second up to 10 seconds, and typically ends with a sudden head jolt.

This is followed by a discussion of two complementary approaches to obtain the detailed information necessary to examine these relationships: activity-space analysis (ASA) and ecological momentary assessment (EMA).

Now, says Champalimaud, who will soon rehab suites at London's Dorchester, people want spaces that are "more chic than momentary".

This view derives from certain passages by Quine, where he develops the idea that every distribution of space points could be taken as a possible world momentary state (1969, 148).

Other poems are portraits of the introspective mind possessed by its own private demons, as in "Desert Places," which could serve to illustrate Frost's celebrated definition of poetry as a "momentary stay against confusion": They cannot scare me with their empty spaces Between stars on stars where no human race is.

New data collection and analysis techniques, such as activity-space analysis, which examines movement through different contexts, and ecological momentary assessment, which captures microlevel contextual changes as individuals move through their days, can advance the field of alcohol studies by providing detailed information on the use of drinking contexts, particularly when combined.

The vagaries of love are evoked in the subtle pacing of the choreography, from momentary repose to the sensual heat of two bodies pulling close and pushing apart, the space between them electric.

Momentary aberration?

This gave declarer momentary hope.