ephemeralness

Reading the Parable of the Old Man and the Sock by Irving Karchmar, a dervish and novelist, made me reflect (once again) on the ephemeralness of life.

Fahad Faruqui: Ramadan: Raising Spiritual and Financial Stocks? 2010

It seldom does The chief reason was slimmeroftheyea wanted me to see the bluebell wood before we lost them for this year, and glorious they were; blue beneath the broken ash woodland cover and of a peculiar mass ephemeralness.

In Dreadnaught Wood slimmeroftheyea 2006

Yet we spend so much of our time here in endless conflict with others that we lose sight of the ephemeralness of life.

A Special Relationship Douglas Kennedy 2003

Yet we spend so much of our time here in endless conflict with others that we lose sight of the ephemeralness of life.

A Special Relationship Douglas Kennedy 2003

This intensity of perception is largely the result, or the cause, of the poet's unusually sensitive consciousness of the ephemeralness of love.

The Poet's Poet : essays on the character and mission of the poet as interpreted in English verse of the last one hundred and fifty years Elizabeth Atkins

I think about the seasons of life and the ephemeralness (is that a word?) of it every day.

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The film becomes a lovely elegy to both youth and age, to the fleeting ephemeralness of, you know, everything: love, friendship, wisdom.

FlickFilosopher.com 2009

The very ephemeralness of a online version will keep it from becoming the dominant form.

best minimum wage job a middle aged guy ever had 2008

a kind of distinction to what are simply pamphlets or text-books that have been preserved by accident from the ephemeralness which was the common lot of hundreds of their fellows.

English Literature: Modern Home University Library of Modern Knowledge G. H. Mair 1906