A professionally designed environment will eliminate the raw edges normally betraying the ephemeral character of craft shows.

Dubois's works were of an ephemeral character, and appeared when he was a young man.

But the plot unspools too quickly, and too many detours and ephemeral subordinate characters make this book easy to lose your way in.

The ghostly image underscores the ephemeral character of the confined space.

De Tolnay wrote that the center panel represents "the nightmare of humanity", where "the artist's purpose above all is to show the evil consequences of sensual pleasure and to stress its ephemeral character".

He was intended as a minor, ephemeral character on a BBC show called "Noel's House Party."

"Waves," also at the National, creates an equally beguiling series of portraits, but of a more ephemeral, less physical character.

His non-objective approach is reflected in the frequent use of disposable or cheap materials and the quick and ephemeral character of much of his work.

Their ephemeral character is the essence of the 'un-permanence' of the partnership that bore them.

Still, he was a poet with his own views of personal boundaries, and perhaps he would have appreciated the ephemeral character of a fence that is defined by nothing more than sound and light.