Sentence examples for passing phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Academics will daub the term "neoliberal" on any passing phenomenon.

'Unlike past rows, this is not just a passing phenomenon.

Their reluctance to use force is not a passing phenomenon.

He also has insisted that anti-French sentiment in the United States is a passing phenomenon.

The impact of such evidence, moreover, may be a limited and passing phenomenon.

"The focus today on clean energy is not a bubble or passing phenomenon," the report says.

In this inspired pairing, installed in two parts, Deschenes (a photographer and card-carrying conceptualist) responds with records of pure color and passing phenomena.

Nor is it clear that Labour has genuinely understood that electoral fragmentation and volatility are not passing phenomena but reflect the break-up of the kind of society and politics in which Labour was formed.

And what was nice about him was that for all of his limitations he was interested -- interested in passing phenomena and interested in the news and in changes of style, interested in the changes in American costume, especially as it affected women.

The new technologies of surveillance — those vast computers that sit there somewhere in Washington and elsewhere, mining telecommunications — the thousands of people in Washington and elsewhere with top-secret security clearance — I'm not sure these are passing phenomena, and I'm not sure they are easily dismantled or easily invigilated.

"I wanted to go to college on the GI Bill, so I had to do the time". An assistant professor of history, he discounts the current fascination with black intellectuals as little more than a passing phenomenon--a reflection of the country's anxiety about becoming a more multiracial democracy.