Sentence examples for impression of the transitory from inspiring English sources
And sometimes there are Sunday painters out there trying to catch an impression of the transitory.
It doesn't offer redemption (as "Manhattan" did) through Louis Armstrong and Flaubert, Willie Mays and Mozart, but through the immediate contemplation of street life and carnival whimsicalities, of the sun and the sea — of the transitory moments, perceptions, and impressions to be rescued from oblivion, with the confidence that they're worth the effort to do so.
"It is the rarefied appreciation of the transitory nature of urban existence," he explained.
The poignant farewell, the reminder of the transitory nature of the gloria mundi, are familiar parts of the narrative.
It made me more aware of the transitory nature of emotions, and my own stupid obsessions.
Because of the transitory presence of B19-specific IgM antibodies, parvovirus-associated reactive arthritis was diagnosed.
On the eve of World War II, journalist Rosa Goldschmidt Waldeck (Countess Waldeck) described her strongest impression of the Romanians: Two thousand years of severe foreign masters, barbarian invasions, rapacious conquers, wicked princes, cholera, and earthquakes have given Rumanians a superb sense of the temporary and transitory quality of everything.
What was your impression of the place?
Feelings (impression of the pain).
** Diagnostic impression of the attending physician.
Consider your general impression of the kitten.
