Sentence examples for a transient view from inspiring English sources

You must not imagine I saw one half of the valuable pictures and statues of Rome; there is such a vast number of both in this capital, that I might have spent a p508 whole year in taking even a transient view of them; and, after all, some of them would have been overlooked.

Process serving is usually a transient position.

A fellowship is (supposedly) a transient position.

Long considered a transient outsider who did not view time or privilege the past in the same way Europeans did, the Gypsy, I argue, became a useful way for France's writers to contain and tame the transience they felt interrupted nostalgia's attempt to recapture a lost past.

This supports the current view of a transient catalytic interaction (Kampinga and Craig, 2010).

Patient adherence to treatment seems low and, at least in part, this seems to reflect traditional beliefs, from different sources, that view disease as a transient imbalance that, once corrected, does not require continuing treatment.

I mean, what color is the Empire State Building tonight?" Emanuel Stern, the president of Hartz Mountain, had complained that the state's position gave higher priority to the viewing enjoyment of a transient group of commuters than to property rights.

Our study indicates the typical duration of CBS is far longer than these estimates, and questions the traditional view that CBS is a transient condition.

From a mechanical point of view, some researchers observed that a transient torsion or angulation of the reconstructed alimentary tract might contribute to DGE [ 24].

Then I thought, I'm a transient person.

Patient related factors: patients' own views such as the idea that hypertension is a transient, curable condition also emerged as a consideration for deviating from the prescribed medication.