Sentence examples for rather momentary from inspiring English sources

Does his Medtronic Mag Pro really induce "geniuslike" ability or rather momentary recall?

His reflections on people and places seem, therefore, rather fleeting, while his travel narrative feels momentary and thinly stretched.

He talked as if torture were an expression of strength, rather than momentary domination masking the most abject moral and practical weakness.

This means that the cognition would be eternal, rather than momentary.

Opt for a partner who is brimming with authenticity rather than momentary excitement.

For him, it might be said that he isn't addicted to the euphoria of spending itself, but rather the momentary relief from overwhelming feelings of anxiety and depression.

The music defied the wounded, petty, vengeful tone of most current rock; the songs would rather reach past momentary problems than wallow in them.

The refereeing decisions certainly fell Napoli's way, but there are other portents that suggest this is a real eclipse rather than a momentary aberration in Italy's hegemony.

It takes extraordinary discipline to "chisel the rock," to stay in the moment and play each shot according to a predetermined plan rather than a momentary impulse or tempting choice.

Because of these factors, the N2pc is not suitable for examining changes over time but rather reflects a momentary snapshot of attentional selection.

Policy making must be understood as a cyclical, inclusive and dynamic process rather than a momentary snapshot in the story of health development in the country.