| Jennifer grabbed her car door for support, and was heated with the evanescence of the shock wave, a slight tremble of the ground. |
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| Chief among the griefs that she visits in this and her other novels is the tragedy inherent in the evanescence of all things human. |
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| It was only the soft evanescence of gossamery things which now seemed to him permanent. |
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| The home we knew has disappeared, and its evanescence only heightens our desire for it. |
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| Just as dreams do, memory makes me profoundly aware of the unreality, the evanescence of the world, a fleeting image in the moving water. |
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| The neoglossalists' efforts may seem naive, but their belief in the evanescence of English could prove prescient. |
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| The Noh play emphasizes the Buddhist sentiment of the evanescence of mortal life and the inevitability of pain and sadness. |
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| Just like you, Sika also arrived at the truth concerning existence after deep contemplation of the evanescence of the world. |
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| Today the destiny of images in the global flow of communication is played out on the evanescence of the television screen. |
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| The 'water lady' choreographer dances with all the fluidity, evanescence and sculptural qualities of water. |
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| It had a kind of lightness, fluffiness, and evanescence that I'd never experienced before. |
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| The microscope is equipped with a unique 100x NA 1.65 objective lens, Apo100xOHR, which provides high resolution and exceptional brightness of evanescence wave illuminated images. |
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| The graphic design uses the same balance between the strength and impact of the rock spirit and the delicacy and evanescence of the romantic soul, through the association of silver, black, pink and white colour codes. |
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| Debussy's music is one of furtive moments, of volatility and evanescence. |
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| He focused on the role of the fairies, who have a mysterious aura of evanescence and ambiguity. |
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| It bursts out of the frame, leaving behind the rationality that seeks to lay hold of it, assailing the senses with its evanescence and heady scent. |
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| It is true that when one is capable of simultaneously filling a sheet of paper with such evanescence and such sureness of hand, one could well be considered the father of drawing. |
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| From 1957 to 1963 he published Clamor, a three-volume collection of poems in which a sad awareness of the evanescence and limitations of life replaces the uncomplicated positivism of Cantico. |
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| So Wright is into evanescence, vanishing, ego suppression. |
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| Integrating as well into her rich scenarios evanescence and the materiality of nature and landscape, she pares down and simplifies the idea of the presentation. |
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| And to a revenant who had lived in body after body, died death after death, evanescence could seem like a dream of peace. But the chimaera could ill afford to let soldiers go. |
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| Eagle-eyed South African readers and rock fans may recognise the Evanescence guitarist from his time with cult post-grunge act Seether. |
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