Sentence examples for transient craze from inspiring English sources
His most famous recording, "Honky Tonk Train Blues," was one of the most vibrant and exhilarating of all boogie-woogie expositions and was a key factor in the feverish, if transient, craze for the idiom in the late 1930s.
Like some other favorite story lines of the past few years -- the kiddie-porn scare, the "Blair Witch" craze, the day-trader menace -- tales of the Nasdaq bubble are transient sideshows in the Web's early gold-rush phase that may look like quaint olden-days phenomena once the Internet is seamlessly integrated into our lives.
The difficulty, always, in our current run of crazes is telling what is potent real and likely to change consciousness from what is just passing and transient.
The difficulty, always, in our current run of crazes is telling what is potent — real and likely to change consciousness — from what is just passing and transient.
ReprintsWhy this Kirchhof craze?
The latest cupcake craze".
Rembrandt fed the portrait craze.
