Sentence examples for bit fragile from inspiring English sources
Today I was a little bit fragile".
Mr. Graham is feeling a bit fragile.
His confidence is a bit fragile, but it's a good test of character.
The only worry is that perhaps consumer confidence 'will be a bit fragile', Mr Bannister said.
His writing makes me feel very human and a little bit fragile.
Suddenly, the world's most respected artist looks a bit conceptually fragile.
"Be kind to one another because we are all a bit more fragile than we let on," he posted today.
"This is actually one of the best ones; the other ones are quite a bit more fragile".
I save it for special occasions now – because it's vintage, it's a bit more fragile and if anything happens to it I can't replace it.
"He [Hislop] kept a story out of Private Eye recently," Wheen adds, "because he thought the person it was about was a bit mentally fragile, and he didn't want to be responsible for him doing any harm to himself.
