Sentence examples for always fragile from inspiring English sources

The local administration, always fragile, has been swept away.

Wilson's always fragile constitution began to break down.

That may prove true but progress, always fragile, is halting.

Coöperation is always fragile and vulnerable to free riding.

But its status as a cultural icon was always fragile.

Kunitz's marriage to Helen Pearce, always fragile, had recently come to an end.

And the conservative reaction, while offering nothing resembling a viable alternative, could undermine the always-fragile will of the public to put their faith in government.

The creative process has always been fragile.

"She knew it was always a fragile thing".

Ms. White, whose life has always been fragile, is still struggling.

It was always very fragile, and every little thing immediately ended in cancellation".