Meanings of transitory nature in anglès

The transitory nature of street art is what gives it its impact.

Something of this transitory nature belongs to all sketches of travel.

But Emmet was not comforted by a realisation of the transitory nature of the sensation.

Her misery seemed to him a touching proof of the transitory nature of all earthly things.

The possession of riches is of a transitory nature, and their loss attended with innumerable evils.

They delight in the possession of wealth and fame, while fully alive to the transitory nature of both.

Toward the end of her life, Hazel Lavery became preoccupied with the transitory nature of her own allure.

She snapped her fingers so as to give him an idea of the entirely transitory nature of their acquaintance.

The poignant farewell, the reminder of the transitory nature of the gloria mundi, are familiar parts of the narrative.

We who are older may laugh at "Love's young dream," and grow cynical about its transitory nature.

What the dear boy has done has been to construct an automatic exponent of the transitory nature of human greatness.

Nothing surely can more impress upon a man the transitory nature of possession than his succeeding to an ancient property!

He was a sad commentary on the extremely transitory nature of all things terrestrial and the hollowness of the stuffed beast.

Much like Lovecraft, he believed in the transitory nature of our agency in this world and the unyielding ferocity of the cosmos.

English soldiers trod those rooms where Indian magnates had bowed before imperial majesty-givingus an impressive illustration of the transitory nature of earthly glory.

They come literally as bolts from the blue, unannounced and largely unpredictable, and in yesterday's reports there is a poignant reminder of their transitory nature.