Obsessing about the mental infirmity of his son and his own role in sealing it, Douglas stitches the lives of his nemeses together into a paranoid fiction.
Crystal ventured some unpleasant (unpleasant, at least, to some of us who are even older than he is) pleasantries about the infirmities of old age, one of which was premised on the notion that Christopher Plummer, eighty-two, has dementia.
A draft registration card from World War I shows "rupture" in answer to a question about infirmities, perhaps a result of the heavy lifting of operating a pushcart.
This infirmity of the flesh may be a signature of his Falstaff.
Einstein's amiable infirmity of purpose was illustrated on his trip to America on the Belgenland, in 1930.
Given the infirmity of a large proportion of pensioners, the system would have to travel to them.
Another infirmity of government antidiscrimination laws is their stupefying complexity.
The formation of these gaps may be due to the infirmity of PFO-DBT solution to occupy the cavity.
And the rest of the day there was no fever, nor indisposition of the urine, nor any infirmity of the pulse.
The patients think it is an infirmity of old age, an age disease.
