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Meanings of too ephemeral in English

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Usage of too ephemeral in English
1
But happiness, even broadly shared, is too ephemeral to leave a lasting impression.
The Irish Times
2
But such impulses are too ephemeral to possess any great force.
The Psychology of Revolution
3
Unearthly calm, drifting mists, colors too ephemeral, too subtle for words-drawnin the Canyon!
The Enchanted Canyon
4
No parades or public festivals; they were too ephemeral.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
5
The problem for most art collectors was that fluxus was too cheap and too ephemeral.
The Guardian
6
The peace between the two countries was too ephemeral to permit the realisation of his pious hope.
De Orbe Novo, Volume 1 (of 2) / The Eight Decades of Peter Marty...
7
They are not getting it, or if they are it is brilliance of a far too ephemeral kind.
The Irish Times
8
Preservation was right; the threads in that place between moments were too knotted, too ephemeral, to give him much beyond a vague impression.
Arcanum Unbounded
9
These were invariably bright and catchy, and I am sorry that Farmer considered them of too ephemeral a nature to be worth preserving.
The Days Before Yesterday
10
Altogether she stood as the last person in the world to be knocked over by a game of chess, because too ephemeral-looking to play one.
A Pair of Blue Eyes
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" Too ephemeral," says Caligula.
The Gentle Grafter
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