Meanings of more ephemeral in anglès

A road more ephemeral than navigable; yet a road to be followed, all the same.

Viral videos are fleeting; memes are even more ephemeral.

The brutal aspects overlap and outwear; refinement has the feebler and more ephemeral hold on reality.

The more permanent form being developed at the sun, and the more ephemeral at the earth.

Love and marriage were shelved thus, in his opinion, let alone lesser and more ephemeral joys.

The trouble is that, even as music has become more durable, it has-paradoxically-alsobecomemore ephemeral.

If I had to bet, I'd predict that the more ephemeral the puddle, the fiercer the fighting.

Valence refers to the ability of the political class to fulfil more ephemeral aims: being trustworthy, reasonable, temperate.

They are founded now on questions of mere administration, or on the more ephemeral questions of personal merit.

Influence was never easier-ormore ephemeral.

Even more ephemeral were several riotous sailors' strikes as well as a ship builders' strike in 1817 at Medford, Massachusetts.

I think cartoons are more ephemeral, maybe because they (feedback buzzing) and so there's always a sort of new image.

Woven through the shrubs and perennials, each with their own particular season of interest, are wave upon wave of more ephemeral self-seeders.

With him perished the Ikshid dynasty, which, more ephemeral even than that of the Tulunid, flourished only thirty-four years and twenty-four days.

In a few years her very flesh would change-sosaid the scientific;-herspirit, so much more ephemeral, was capable of changing in one.

It's hard to do that with radio which is more ephemeral and television which often just gets at the surface of a debate.