Sentence examples for Feeling fragile from inspiring English sources

Feeling fragile after heart surgery is well described, and predisposed individuals have a higher risk of suffering depression, anxiety and even post-traumatic stress disorder even months after heart valve surgery [ 12, 46- 48].

Hugs are not unfamiliar to him, and he seems to sense when people are feeling fragile, as Stephanie Carter, the wife of Ash Carter, a defense secretary under Barack Obama, wrote in an essay for Medium, noting that the "creepy Uncle Joe" photo featuring her as the recipient of a shoulder rub was quite welcome, thank you very much.

A minor thing, but Johns – who is transgender – was already feeling fragile.

Bronchitis had come on suddenly and he had been feeling fragile for days, both physically and emotionally.

It was a few days before new year and I was feeling fragile, melancholy and entirely without zip.

She takes Steinbeck to work if she's feeling fragile, and it will occasionally jump in the lap of someone else who is feeling down.

This new life felt fragile.

I felt fragile in my grief, hypersensitive to sound.

Her religious faith now feels fragile, "like a soap bubble".

Mr Molesley knows what it is like to feel fragile!

The case feels fragile, as if it would crack easily if the phone were dropped.