Sentence examples for fragile transient from inspiring English sources

The fragile, transient quality of webs provide still another metaphor for human existence.

It's rare for a TV show to acknowledge that happiness is a fragile, transient thing.

Seen through the current prism of fragile, transient champions, Affirmed and Alydar seem from another planet, another age, another breed.

Many of the students at P.S. 97 came from two nearby homeless shelters and were already leading fragile, transient lives, Mr. Sanders said.

"Seen through the current prism of fragile, transient champions, Affirmed and Alydar seem from another planet, another age, another breed," George Vecsey writes in Sports of The Times.

From here on in, several dozen low-performing schools with fragile, transient populations will be in Ms. Harwayne's care, along with the stable, successful schools that have been her trademark.

The rationale behind such choice is the following: we expect that with the improvement of experimental techniques, more PPIs will be discovered, including those that are fragile and transient.

EVER since Muammar Qaddafi was overthrown two years ago, Libya's fragile governments and transient leaders have struggled and generally failed to control the plethora of militias, especially Islamist ones, that have wielded more power than the country's fledgling official security forces.

We've been too brazen in taking tiny, transient, fragile trends and blowing them up into supposed groundbreaking finds that everyone needs to know about and incorporate into their own lives.

"Weather is a metaphor to help us understand how transient and fragile our feelings are".

Weather becomes a way of understand our transient and fragile feelings in David Shearings interactive public installation.