Sentence examples for will be ephemeral from inspiring English sources

But it seems increasingly likely that much will be ephemeral, collective, hard to see.

The benefits will be ephemeral because it's going to get warmer.

"A lot of the stuff will be ephemeral, or will be done in different parts of the city".

Margarita Julian, Salvadoran consul in New York, told me that "the cease-fire will be ephemeral without a strong investment in education, health and employment".

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My view, however, is that the economic recovery will be ephemeral in nature, whereas a real and lasting recovery will, unfortunately, be found in the rate of inflation.

Trump's influence on the GOP will not likely be ephemeral.

There are so many barriers, and even if you do manage to get published you will likely be poor and any fame you achieve will be as ephemeral as the Readings catalogue in a Melbourne rainstorm.

Bush and his campaign profess to be unconcerned, and are convinced that Trump's front-runner status will be as ephemeral as the early leads enjoyed by Newt Gingrich, Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain in the 2012 cycle.

Part of the shock is that, yeah, some people did that in 1962, but the ugly beauty of that scene is the modern viewer's knowledge that that sense of entitlement and no consequences will be quite ephemeral, for the Drapers and for the America they lived in.

But buzz can be ephemeral.