transience造句
1. But the Liberal leader did not let its transience spoil the effect.
2. In a landscape of such transience and amnesia, the burden of creating a world shifts to the watcher.
3. Other common themes are social fragmentation and transience.
4. History is a combination between permanence and transience.
5. There is a sense of transience about her.
6. The result is a culture of transience and disposability.
7. There is a sense of transience about her, a feeling that she has only stopped off here en route to another place.
8. Transience can be seen in both short - and long - term memory.
9. China transience makes the background of the development of adolescences of new generation.
10. During the transience the electron and photon populations deviate slightly from their equilibrium values respectively.
11. She differs from Proust, however, in dwelling on the reality and hence irredeemable transience of the past.
12. Further, fragmentation is encouraged in many states by the relative transience of the political authority compared with the permanent state administration.
13. This too was in the Nature of Things wherein all works were wonders, and all things were known eternally and were poignant in their transience.
14. The rate at which new and sometimes contradictory information comes at us further contributes to our feelings of instability and transience .
15. Compared with luxuriant grasses and flying nightingales in South River Land in spring, we feel the warmth after cold, the floweriness after doomsday and the real transience in Early Spring series.
16. We , therefore, treasure it all the more because of its transience./transience.html
17. The different views can't change its specialty that it flows like water and moves in transience.
18. But there was also something comic in her chosen image for man's transience—the indestructible trope of the doomed mayfly.