Sentence examples for Quite infirm from inspiring English sources
But he has rarely looked quite as infirm.
Joyce had died five years earlier, Beckett's mother was now old and infirm, "Watt" had been deemed unpublishable by everyone who saw it, Ireland was no longer quite his country, and English not quite his language — and perhaps all these changed circumstances conspired to clear space for the momentous revelation that Beckett experienced.
It is quite likely that this process involves a combination of self-reports, reports by relatives or carers (eg, in the case of infirm patients, or patients with language or other communication difficulties) or even guesswork by hospital staff (eg, when there are language barriers, or in clinical emergencies).
He was infirm and wobbly.
Governments new, uncertain, infirm.
Her grandmother was infirm.
"No infirm government can function anywhere.
The defendants are old and infirm.
Hatch was one of the infirm.
Keeping the elderly and infirm in prison is extraordinarily costly.
