Sentence examples for a fragile understanding from inspiring English sources
Often, people going into finance have a fragile understanding of the underlying ideas because they've just been taught it in a rote way.
So I stepped in with my crumpled sheet music and fragile understanding of time signatures.
However, a fragile but fraught understanding between the U.S. and Turkey on this issue prevails for now but is always subject to dispute at any given moment.
The icy waters north of Alaska are home to polar bears, walruses and whales; it's a fragile environment, and our understanding of this unique marine ecosystem is not well developed.
Where he was at one with them was in understanding that liberty is a fragile achievement that can be undermined in many different ways.
Less than two years after she disappeared, in 1939, her husband told a reporter that Earhart "had a fragile psychic quality, some strange susceptibility to conditions beyond understanding.
Achieving this goal requires a breakthrough in our understanding of the unique crystallization kinetics of amorphous phase change materials as a fragile glass, described as the non-Arrhenius behavior of atomic mobility.
Understanding the roots and current impact of his delusions helped him gradually develop a fragile faith in the validity of his own experience.
It would be a fragile Constitution indeed if subsequent amendments could, without express reference, be interpreted to wipe out the original understanding of congressional power.
