Sentence examples for temporary moment from inspiring English sources

But "The Worldwide Leader in Sports" was not alone in suffering a temporary moment of insanity (no "L").

Native faculty are familiar with "box checkers": those students and faculty who become Native for the temporary moment of admissions or employment.

Hipper's badly battered ships gained a temporary moment of respite, and uncertainty over the exact location and course of Scheer's ships led Admiral Jellicoe to turn his ships eastward, towards what he thought was the likely path of the German retreat.

"At this point, I don't know if it was just a temporary moment of some guys having fun or what, but there haven't been any sort of follow ups or anything like that," Bruce Kehe, a spokesman for Hopworks Urban Brewery, a bar on N. Williams Street that got slapped with a flier last week, told me.

These results are consistent with information processing theory, and imply that acceptance-based preventative interventions may operate by both reducing the intensity of sad moods and altering one's attitudes towards temporary moments of sadness.

I have temporary moments of insanity where I forget how blessed I am.

So it's a happy ending for now, but in the world of the Gallaghers, happy endings are only temporary moments of joy in their otherwise chaotic and stressful lives.

Such interactions created temporary moments of disagreement between peer supporters and participants predicated on contrasting perceptions of the purpose of peer support.

A nonpolar molecule is one whose charge distribution is spherically symmetric when averaged over time; since the charges oscillate, a temporary dipole moment exists at any given instant in a so-called nonpolar molecule.

These temporary dipole moments fluctuate rapidly in magnitude and direction, giving rise to intermolecular forces of attraction called London (or dispersion) forces.

It's just temporary at the moment, but if it works out I may take myself on full-time.