Impermanent used in a sentence

Impermanent in a sentence as an adjective

I would spend more time helping others understand that life is difficult and that we are impermanent.

Still, the intention of the app is to share impermanent pictures, which is an interesting twist on things.

Suspended does not mean banned, it does not mean canceled, it is impermanent by definition.

Anything that makes urls more impermanent than they already are is, in my opinion, a very bad thing.

> World is impermanent, the internet world magnifies this tenfold.

World is impermanent, the internet world magnifies this tenfold.

The hardest attachment is that to the self, and the hardest realization is that the self itself is impermanent.

But what you say becomes more important than what you believe, and your beliefs are allowed to be much more malleable and impermanent.

> "The antidote to the first kind of laziness only wanting to eat and sleep is to reflect on death and the impermanent nature of everything.

I don't have any advice to give but if I could suggest one thing, it's that absurd, impermanent things aren't inherently worthless and incapable of providing happiness.

" Emotions are impermanent, thoughts are impermanent, sensations are impermanent... but cognizance -- if you take that away, there is no longer anything.

With real names attached to everything, even if the statement is impermanent, it's essentially trivial for "bystanders" to track down your identify.

There was a whole lot of insecurity, fear, worry that he might be throwing his life away on something impermanent and... not frivolous, because frivolity suggests a joy... neurotic, perhaps.

These beings have shifting, impermanent, prefecerences, and non-uniform preferences.

The logic of Buddhist philosophy: emotional attachment to and/or desire of impermanent things has the potential to result in dissatisfaction, as impermanent things are impermanent.

Because political alliances are impermanent?It would be pretty hard to bug Ecuador's embassy the day after they were deemed a threat to national security.>>> I'd understand Chinese or Russian embassies"We've always been at war with Eastasia".

Ok, it got well offtopic but my prev comment was confusing indeed, so:- you're right, that's what documentation is for, but people rarely document things like use cases and workflows and I've rarely seen comments like "this complex optimization is here because a delay longer than X ms is intolerable for workflows like ... or because otherwise you'll have inconsistent data when connectivity to external service Y breaks at the same time as service Z crashes ... and this actually happens very often because the user tends to do N and P at the same time and almost always ignores warning/error Q"- "platform dependent knowledge and code that cannot be abstracted away": if you write a tablet app, you will need to take into consideration things like touch ui, impermanent internet connectivity and so on, if you consider the "platform" to be the devices.