Sentence examples similar to transitory notions from inspiring English sources
The search for a path to God and the Hindu notions of the transitory nature of the physical world were Mr. Harrison's principal subjects here, explored in songs like "What Is Life," "My Sweet Lord," "The Art of Dying" and the title song.
Smart writes: "Our notion of time as flowing, the transitory aspect of time as Broad has called it, is an illusion which prevents us seeing the world as it really is".
Although their freedom of action was limited by the great powers, they all had claims to further territory that they considered theirs by ethnic or historical right, and notions of Balkan union or solidarity were therefore rare and transitory.
His pessimistic thoughts on the transitory nature of this world were uttered in an unpretentious kind of verse that rejected all current notions of style and technical finesse.
He picked up on the relationship of the transitory to the eternal in Baudelaire's account of modernity, but first, he de-classicized the notion of the 'eternal', refiguring it philosophically, and second, he rendered the relationship itself strictly dialectical: in the modern, it is transitoriness itself that is eternalized.
Vain transitory splendours!
Are output fluctuations transitory?
"They are more transitory.
