Sentence for momentary | Use momentary in a sentence

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• A momentary pause ensued. (8)
• There was a momentary indecision. (19)
• Anger replaced that momentary scare. (8)
• Another momentary vexation occurred. (4)
• But again this was very remote, very momentary. (9)
• His mind turned in momentary suspicion to Westover. (9)
• There is a momentary sound of earnest, gather angry talk.] (8)
• For half an hour I was in momentary expectation of his departure. (4)
• Richard had a momentary idea of not driving to his hotel for letters. (10)
• The momentary displeasure which she had shown at her banishment was over. (9)
• It was involuntary, and naturally evanescent, a momentary view of the spirit. (10)
• There were faint, desultory cheers, such as announce a momentary or partial triumph. (7)
• A momentary weakness came on Shelton the first time he saw them sitting there at lunch. (8)
• The thoughts, it will be discerned, were but flashes of a momentary vivid sensibility. (10)
• But this, from the momentary perverseness of impatient suffering, she at first refused to do. (4)
• She had a dim momentary thought that the sight of the beautiful face would not be good for Patrick. (10)
• Emma felt that Mrs. Weston was giving her a momentary glance; and she was herself struck by his warmth. (4)
• Here the cat gave a low titter, and the mouse girded itself up with a momentary courage and self-respect. (9)
• There was a momentary lull in the hum of the human swarm; then, as the flag drooped the hush passed away. (7)
• Might it not be possible that one who had the same blood as the Countess would stoop to a momentary vileness. (10)
• They were of a common height, and to do so, he had to rise on his toes, so that the effect was but momentary. (10)
• He had turned a little away, leaning his cheek on his hand, as if to cover that momentary break in his defences. (8)
• She did not proclaim the winner, but a momentary flutter of pity in the direction of Lord Fleetwood did as much. (10)
• The necessity to brave society, in the character of honest Defendant, caused but a momentary twitch of the nerves. (10)
• The tall man fighting such odds excited his unwilling admiration; he had a momentary impulse to go to his assistance. (8)
• There was a momentary appearance of Adela at the library-door; and over her shoulder came an outcry from Mrs. Chump. (10)
• Lady Jocelyn had a momentary temptation to lead him out, but she did not like the subject well enough to play with it. (10)
• In an instant he was down on one knee it was so momentary that none saw it but we three, and done with ineffable grace. (10)
• Never in her life as yet had she suffered from even momentary fear that she would not get what she had set her heart on. (8)
• They gather round the steps displaying the momentary irresolution and curiosity that follows on a new development of any chase. (8)
• He could not help imagining the sort of appearance she would make there; and the thought even was a momentary clog upon his tongue. (10)
• He could not help imagining the sort of appearance she would make there; and the thought even was a momentary clog upon his tongue. (22)
• Each person of the number seeming pleased at the momentary opportunity of finding a new listener, save my tall companion of the coupe. (6)
• Its light came searching along, picking out with a mysterious momentary brightness the bushes and tree-trunks, making the wet road gleam. (8)
• An interview with Tom Bakewell had put him on the track, and now a momentary survey of the table, and its white-vestured cake, made him whistle. (10)
• There was likewise a momentary sense of unreality in this still piping peacefulness, while Merthyr stood in a bloody-streaked field, fronting death. (10)
• The notion of the world laughing at him because he loved sweet Lucy stung him to momentary frenzies, and developed premature misanthropy in his spirit. (10)
• Yet they were observed, narrowly, vigilantly, with never even a momentary slackening of attention; and that is the pivotal fact upon which this narrative turns. (1)
• Coming altogether unexpectedly, it created an intense momentary revulsion of his feelings by conjuring up his boyish love in a scene more living than the sunlight. (10)

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