temporariness

By day, one could see the temporariness of fake building materials and their supports.

"For me, the idea of temporariness has to do with the movement of the city," he said.

So, for example, an expression like Joan is singing well could be understood in either the temporariness or the limited duration sense.

He also mentions 4:15 where the abrogated verse indicates its temporariness.

"The sense of temporariness was part of the temper of the times," he said.

Temporariness: activity at a particular moment, e.g. Joan is singing well.

Transience is the new "temporariness" in everyday life.

It was the planlessness, the flimsy temporariness of the buildings."

Hong Kongers have existed in a perpetual condition of temporariness.

The very word suggests temporariness, compromise.

There's a certain freedom in temporariness."

The foolish people do not understand the temporariness of this chadar, and they day by day destroy it.

"It was a good-will gesture and everybody realized its temporariness," Mr. Newton said.

To seek the perfection of the warrior's spirit is the only task worthy of our temporariness, and our manhood.

Its members hoped for annexation by the United States; in view of this temporariness, the Government did not issue new stamps, but overprinted previous issues.

To do so is not to forsake my garden, only to acknowledge the temporariness of my hold on it, and the inevitability of its demise.

In many cases, the relationships are short-lived by design, the purpose of the game being to intensify affective relationships despite the temporariness of the situation.

The recurring themes in the poems of this volume are love, nature, time, temporariness of life and love and etc.

These lexical items act upon the grammar to constrain the temporariness sense since as lexical items they denote temporary activities.

However, it is not only the extreme temporariness of his engagement which distinguishes the casual worker from other temporary workers, but also his or her employment status.

The existence of the company suggests a permanence of operations that transcends the temporariness of any of the individual assignments the contractor himself undertakes.

Providing they have attained the relevant service, all employees regardless of the "temporariness" or "permanence" of their employment - are treated the same [see Chapter 1].

The ultimate demonstration of our living world's temporariness will occur at some point during our sun's now ongoing, if very slow, procedure towards having no more power to warm the earth.

However, I regret the use of the expression 'droit de séjour permanent' in French, which is a contradiction in terms as the word 'séjour' implies temporariness.

The temporariness of the task is, by definition, contained in its nature; the temporariness of the partnership is derived from the task which binds it.