Sentence examples for more ephemeral forms from inspiring English sources

Other sections of the show document more ephemeral forms of the urban spectacle.

It matters that marginalised voices are so often relegated to more ephemeral forms of media, such as Twitter, where they're vastly less searchable and relentlessly punished by trolls.

Collectors tend to focus on "things," objects that can be bought from galleries rather than more ephemeral forms, like performance art.

Few whites ever saw the more ephemeral art forms of desert Aborigines, such as ground paintings, which were communal works fashioned directly on the sand.

The power to build and shape Madrid during the 1980s and 1990s often found inspiration in the more disposable and ephemeral forms of culture circulating in its immediate environment, just as cultural forms and cultural content drew directly from the desire to represent human reactions to this urban setting.

In my opinion there will be a shift away from the specificity of the material towards an appreciation of the more ephemeral in the form of curation, ideas, and individual style.

There are also efforts at making other forms of communication more ephemeral, too.

Fritsch's Hahn/Cock isn't in the same league as Cloud Gate – its jokey, ribald subtext ensures that it feels more ephemeral than Kapoor's classic, timeless form.

The form could not seem more ephemeral.

The picture is a joke, of course: which is more ephemeral, the dandy or the butterfly?

Developments around flipped classrooms, especially outside the practices of higher education, are also taking form in other languages and in other, presumably faster, more ephemeral and more dispersed media than the ones examined.