Sentence examples for implied impermanence from inspiring English sources

The title implied impermanence from day one.

"A state of euphoria" implied impermanence.

Beauty for Yoshida implied impermanence; the shorter-lived a moment or object of beauty, the more precious he considered it.

It also implies impermanence.

The asterisks were implied.

Its departure implied death.

It should be implied.

"It's implied.

These flawed lines may also have been a nod to wabi sabi, the Japanese aesthetic tradition of finding beauty in imperfection, implying the quiet melancholy and ethereal longing accompanying acceptance of the impermanence of the world.

For the Sarvāstivāda, this model which insists on constant change within the limits of the present moment and implies the existence of dharmas in the three time periods preserves both the principle of impermanence yet explains continuity and causal efficacy.

Statues usually imply respect.