Sentence examples for * infirmity in from inspiring English sources
In the Hawaiian study, muscular strength did not, but it did predict infirmity in old age.
She explains her bouts of infirmity in departure lounges: "I'm afraid of connections … in airports".
As befitted the time, contemporaries wrapped his infirmity in layers of romantic narrative.
There is an infirmity in Marcel's nature to which the best are prone.
And with his infirmity in 2006, Castro's fierce grip on the largest island in the Caribbean finally began to loosen.
Does it have to do with how he thinks Laura sees herself, or with how we regard infirmity in general?
"Heightened, substantive due process scrutiny," uncovers serious infirmities in Section 1226(c).
An important argument against Lasix is that by masking bleeding, it helps to retain infirmities in the gene pool.
King George III arrived to treat his infirmities in 1788, rows of Regency houses then appeared – and the town then known as "Cheltenham Spa" was born.
"Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in needs, in persecutions, in distresses, for Christ's sake.
With the love and care of family and friends, she endured a long period of infirmity beginning in 2004; a sudden bout of pneumonia was her body's last battle.
