US /ˈtrænʃənt, -ʒənt, -ziənt/
・UK /'trænzɪənt/
So it was quite a transient thing.
So when you're ready for change, Vancouver people might call it a transient place,
Vancouver, people may call it a transient place but that's what it is
But at the same time, because it's a busy space that people pass through quite quickly, it's quite transient in that sense.
But at the same time, because it's a busy space that people pass through quite quickly, it's quite transient in a sense.
In a painting like The Old Mill, for example, you can see him taking the lessons of the Impressionists, using short strokes of pure, unblended color to capture the flickering, transient quality of the light, but also liberating that color so that it's not strictly representational, but emotional and personal.
In a painting like The Old Mill, for example, you can see him taking the lessons of the Impressionists, using short strokes of pure, unblended color to capture the flickering, transient quality of the light,
Janish and Farmer down in transient Village prepared some delicacies for me
Whether it's a honeycomb within a beehive, or piles of stacked cannonballs, or a delicate, transient snowflake.
or a delicate, transient snowflake,
As the lava spread, the volatiles accumulated and formed a transient atmosphere.
As the lava spread, the volatiles accumulated and formed a transient atmosphere.
But that's transient.
But that's transient, that's evanescent.
As a result of Zen's introduction and development in Japan, over time, this transient and imperfect condition of reality would soon be uniquely viewed as an ally to meditate on and make peace with, rather than an enemy to contend against.
overtime, this transient and imperfect condition of reality would soon be uniquely viewed as an
the idea went to the heart of his philosophy, as contained in his declaration, "There have been two great narcotics in European civilisation: Christianity and alcohol." He hated alcohol for the very same reasons that he scorned Christianity—because both numb pain, both reassurance that things are just fine as they are, sapping us of the will to change our lives for the better—a few drinks usher in a transient feeling of satisfaction that can get fatally in the way of taking the steps necessary to improve our lives.
will to change our lives for the better. A few drinks usher in a transient feeling of