| None of this will matter once everything is digitized and it's all ephemerally available on demand for some micropayment. |
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| Occasionally, it's very good, but a lot of it, like this, is banal in concept, timid in presentation and ephemerally unmemorable. |
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| In the 1940s, other researchers produced influenza vaccines, which unfortunately proved only ephemerally effective. |
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| More ephemerally, on Oct. 19, a guitar player wearing a green suit, red scarf and black hat stood on an elevated train platform. |
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| In Spain, this ambiance flourished ephemerally in the heady atmosphere created by the proclamation of the Second Republic. |
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| Now Mars is a planet on the edge where water, if it exists, is there only ephemerally. |
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| Traffic data might last only ephemerally, which makes it necessary to order its expeditious preservation. |
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| I'd agree that a funny, Photoshopped meme of a politician is only ephemerally amusing – although one might argue that we need them when we're living with scrolling news footage of George Osborne in a hard-hat. |
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