Sentence examples for a rather fragile from inspiring English sources
The secularists could put together a government with smaller factions, albeit a rather fragile one.
Playing East against West ReprintsFeisty rhetoric aside, "Iron Erna" is in a rather fragile position.
This way, the researchers suggest, a rather fragile equilibrium in male elephant society is maintained.
It would be able to put together a ruling coalition with smaller secularist parties, albeit a rather fragile one.
It would be easy to exploit her ambition: behind the colourful front she seems to be a rather fragile character.
The president thinks further fighting can be avoided but insists that the key is to show the people that the "government's writ" is stronger than that of tribal leaders.From a distance, General Musharraf can seem a rather fragile leader.
It is hermetic, a pure and rather fragile exertion of writerly will which is shattered by the intrusions of its only reader, the woman named Wendy.
Triggering is the word that's used by today's thought police who are intent on protecting a series of rather fragile sensibilities, at the expense of free expression.
It should be noted beforehand that the theme on a chemical bond is rather fragile and subtle (see, e.g., Introduction in [39] and references therein).
"Whiplash" is an apt title because it has beaten up Jazz' rather fragile reputation with a popular music audience that knows little or nothing about it.
His bowls and beakers, thrown in porcelain and glazed in celadon, are domestic, – in theory, you could fill them with hot tea – but they also exist in a more contemplative realm; arranged in pale lines and marked by various dents and asymmetries, they whisper a story of limitless but rather fragile possibility.
