transience , also: transciency , also: transiency

But their transience would not have made them any less perfect.

In this grand sense, transience has always been a part of life.

Let us, therefore, explore life in a high transience society.

We're seeing them now as they should be seen, in the full glory of their transience.

But under it all was a poignant sense of transience.

Alone, beauty had always seemed so painful in its transience.

But perhaps this was the usual way with people who understood the transience of things?

The boy was silent, as if reflecting on the transience of things.

Throughout the century there has been a need among artists to respect transience and change.

Sometimes, however, this very transience gives us an opportunity we might not find elsewhere.

Change and transience are marked themes in the process art movement.

But transience, some freshmen are realizing, also comes at a price.

Who better than she knew of the transience of power?

For them, this is only a terminal, a permanent transience.

The dinosaurs were doomed to transience by their very nature.

A problem for the school is one of transience.

It is a protest against the changes of the generations and transience!

But, paradoxically, the transience has also worked to keep tensions low.

The book thus approaches the transience of the monthly magazine.

What had become, in this age of transience and marital fracture, the family room.

She hesitated, caught by a feeling of the desert's transience.

The transience that defines what it means to be human."

And you're much better served only buffering just enough to deal with transience.

I breathe, a sense of transience allowing me to accept the truth.

But the Liberal leader did not let its transience spoil the effect.