Sentence examples for transient life from inspiring English sources

It seems to have been a strange and transient life (or is "transient life" a tautology?) that I find hard to pin down, but she seems blissfully content.

She also started a novel about a Sam-like painter leading a transient life.

"It's not like I have a penchant for the transient life".

Stevenson accepts that her transient life and avoidance of the mainstream may have been a conscious decision.

In the camps, the transient life of the refugee is becoming permanent.

I just don't worry about anything". He misses his "babies" but has led a transient life for years.

Transient life-threatening complications were occasionally reported, including pulmonary oedema, cardiogenic shock, dynamic intraventricular obstruction, ventricular arrhythmias or ventricular fibrillation, rupture of the left ventricular wall, and death [ 19].

For some, he said, "shadowing your transient, irretrievable life is a permanent digital life, and the really frightening spectre here is that the digital recording becomes more 'real', more authoritative than your memory".

Cooke declared himself eligible last year after a transient scholastic life and wound up unemployed, until landing this spring with the Kings, in the borough he grew up in, for paychecks of a few hundred dollars.

But it seems to emphasize not only how transient human life is, but, as we see with Tut and his tomb, also how long its traces might be felt.

"For if you saw your transient, earthly life set in dimensions of eternity, there wouldn't be any virtue in endurance.