impermanent

They seemed so impermanent that nothing about them was quite real.

John C. said sure, but has come to know that all change is impermanent.

The place had the impermanent look of a campaign headquarters.

But just as freedom is often impermanent, so were the images.

It seemed strange but everything was impermanent at that time.

But then the humans, themselves, as a race, were impermanent.

She was impermanent, of course; no less than the fish or the figs.

The remark illustrates how impermanent death seems to young children.

The whole Valley has the impermanent look of a camp, or carnival.

The impermanent work was then allowed to weather and rot away.

That's what the Buddha meant when he said everything in life is impermanent.

This is the most permanent thing in an impermanent life."

Everything is impermanent in this world, these photographs seem to be saying, returning eventually to nature.

The other relationships had been impermanent, not taken seriously by either Pike or the women.

I have values, but they seem to be impermanent.

But all things in this impermanent world are essentially rootless.

In the romantic model, marriage is optional and may therefore be impermanent.

Here we can see the Buddha expressing the impermanent nature of the world, where each individual moment is different from the last.

You think in the categories of an impermanent being, hence your error.

It looks good for the general awaiting his triumph to set up an impermanent structure.

A sense of continuity is nothing to sneer at in this impermanent world.

There was a flash of impermanent electrical activity at that moment in my brain.

This was displayed to allow beings to realize the impermanent nature of life.

Nothing here had been built to last; its very bulk seemed to lend it an impermanent air.

The Small made such advances in technology as were possible in their impermanent environment.