Sentence examples for transient historic from inspiring English sources
Social structures were transient historic forms determined by the productive forces: "The handmill gives you society with the feudal lord; the steammill, society with the industrial capitalist".
The event manages to be historic and transient at the same time, since it is the first league game played outside North America but is hardly a precursor to expansion.
It's hard to imagine this description of a wartime cabinet flowing from the pen of any other PM: "Anyway, you get the picture: the usual mix of the historic, the transient and the trivial".
"The era doesn't lend itself to historic buildings, because it was so transient," he observed.
I recently created a piece titled "Fire in Cairo" which is based off The Cure's song, and although we're not positive what Robert Smith exactly meant, I matched it with a stanza from Shelley's Ozymandias and translated it as a painting of a two women, transient of empire and power, in a gorgeous, historic city in flames.
'However, given enough time, one may predict that the effects of this non-recurrent, historic event at the current range limit will be transient and eventually assume a level of genetic variation either by immigration or mutation comparable to the remaining distribution area.
"That goddamn transient company.
