Sentence examples for momentary things from inspiring English sources

That is, they are momentary things".

In tone, too, this was largely a monochrome performance, except for some movements in which Mr. Schepkin found one line to pick out with a sober continuity while more momentary things were happening around it in livelier and brittler style: the final prelude, in B minor, was an example.

"We conceived of it as a momentary thing, as a rush of energy, to help get the city going again," Bonevardi said.

"Washington is dysfunctional politically, and it is not just a momentary thing," Rahm Emanuel, who gave up being the president's chief of staff to become mayor of Chicago, told me.

It was just a momentary thing, no one planned anything there was no pre-rehearsal or getting together ― when this happened it simply exploded.

Images like these don't capture the momentary actuality of things the way photographs do, but they tell much about what people were feeling: determination, grief, euphoria, agitation, longing.

Then, Japan's economic superiority was seen not as a momentary or cyclical thing but as something inseparable from its "model".

Not so long ago Mary Lou Lord was a momentary next big thing, surrounded by hype that threatened to obscure her delicate voice and subtle songwriting.