Sentence examples for remain ephemeral from inspiring English sources
First made in the 1960s, David Medalla's Cloud Canyons remain ephemeral and beautiful things, in constant flux between form and formlessness.
All purpose, all desire seemed destined to come to no end, and even if some trace of our existence lived on after death through our impacts on others, the long line of deaths following our own, like a trail of extinguishing candles, meant that even the most indelible mark one could write on the collective human psyche would remain ephemeral.
With 75 medals, speedskating is the United States' most successful sport at the Winter Games, and yet fame and fortune remain as ephemeral for long-track skaters as their breath in the winter air.
Most of the country's remaining streams are ephemeral and flow seasonally as wadis.
It should also be noted that Questions' content is not literally ephemeral; the videos remain on the platform as there's apparently no way for users to delete a question or answer once uploaded.
Evolution would therefore favour behaviours that increase the probability of an individual being 'lucky' (e.g. the ability to find, remain within and exploit an ephemeral food patch) rather than those which confer an advantage on average (e.g. faster swimming) (Pitchford et al. 2003).
Meanwhile, congressional and public oversight of the NSA and FBI has been ephemeral, largely because their policies remain thoroughly opaque.
Men are taking greater care of their appearance and classic styles remain popular, providing an alternative to ugly and ephemeral trends.
More ephemeral case-specific factual issues often remain contested and, accordingly, receive less attention here.
Terrace remnants of late Pleistocene fine-grained valley-fill deposits (Silts) deeply entrenched by ephemeral traction load streams in arid areas remain a puzzle.
As regards the other comparators, sex, drugs and alcohol are largely ephemeral, and though the arts are transformative and emotive, they remain a degree removed.
