Sentence examples for a fragile version from inspiring English sources

He went on to argue that politicians, economists and the media instead tried to ensure a safe and stable world by creating a fragile version of reality in which people were made to be terrified of risk, and data was used to predict and control behaviour.

Almost no one with access to a computer keyboard agreed that the Patriots had made the right move, even if they did sign a younger, more fragile version of Welker in Danny Amendola and paid him more than they offered Welker.

"I wanted to see the sculpture so he showed me a little and fragile version of it.

Danh Vo, who was born in Vietnam, grew up in Denmark and now works in Berlin, will present a fragile, deconstructed version of the Statue of Liberty produced with the help of hired craftsmen.

Today, the first official fruits from his posthumous debut solo album have emerged, in the form of a fragile acoustic demo version of Sappy, recorded at some point between 1986 and 1988.

I was, on the other hand, a more fragile, afraid version of my daughter at her age.

Unlike the old, private casting couch, the democratized version is a fragile institution, vulnerable to each cycle of the ratings sweeps.

Bringing a fragile uncertainty to her cover versions of songs by Burt Bacharach and Hal David that had been hits in the United States for Dionne Warwick, Springfield had a string of British hits.

It's a fragile ecosystem.

"Caves: A Fragile Wilderness".

"It's a fragile country".