Sentence examples for and fragile of the from inspiring English sources

Comparing and contrasting the two would evolve into something of a national hobby, and the standard thumbnail sketch is that Henin-Hardenne -- whose mother died of cancer when she was 12 and who later severed ties with her father -- is the more serious, articulate and fragile of the pair, while Clijsters is more extroverted and carefree.

"It is not only economic development that is at stake but also the conservation of the rich and fragile ecosystems of the zone".

Small supports were added as needed to reinforce the tip of the hippocampus, the cerebellum, and fragile areas of the cortex.

The thick, clear and fragile integuments of the fertilized ovule differentiate into the thin, dark and protective seed coat during seed development.

He's vulnerable and fragile to the obstructions of his world in ways that I honestly feel frustrating.

The room was crammed with the weird and fragile paraphernalia of the developer's craft.

Beside the thin and fragile roof of the PV bullae, irregular erosions and ill-defined ulcers were the principal clinical features of oral PV.

This is because pastoral production system is situated in harsh, dry, arid, and fragile environments of the world such as in the case of Afar (Mohammed 2010) and Borana (Angassa et al. 2012) pastoral systems of Ethiopia.

The highly compressible and fragile nature of the crystals must be explicitly factored into any design of protein crystallization equipment.

He used to be a bulky player, they said, but had become lean and fragile because of the horrible nature of Italian prisons.

Bishop Moore had to be helped to the pulpit by two assistants, his 6-foot-4-inch frame stooped and fragile because of the advanced stage of his illness.