He is so frail that he is supported by two orderlies.
Yes, Mr. Marshall is so frail that he poses no risk to society, Dr. Mosqueda said.
She is so frail that her costume jewelry seems to weigh more than she does.
She was so frail that on several occasions some of us refused to give her further work until she sought medical help.
A farmer with a son in San Rafael, Calif., Mr. Sánchez has advanced AIDS and is so frail that he can barely walk.
The state of movie comedy is so frail that the amiable, exuberant, conventional new comedy "Blockers," which maintains good spirits and sustains good gags without excessive contrivance, comes off as a welcome, robust pillar of the genre.
By the end, his health was so frail that, on a recent visit to Voronezh to protest gay discrimination there, a bout of food poisoning sent him into his first coma".
The man who for decades has paid the closest attention to the Russian population crisis is not even Russian; his name is Murray Feshbach, and he works in Washington, D.C. Feshbach, a scholar of Russia, statistics, and lies, started telling people in the nineteen-seventies that the Soviet Union was so frail that it was in danger of falling apart.
The cocktail waitress working the roulette table where Stanhope settled after dancing was so frail that she not only couldn't remember drink orders but also had trouble walking, one knee turned painfully inward, as if she were balancing on warped stilts.
Unfortunately, they are so frail that they just get beat by the rush (translation: trampled on).
