Sentence examples for debilitating infirmity from inspiring English sources

In his last years, he battled against debilitating infirmity and isolation, which may be one reason why his later music is distinguished by a curious poetry of bleakness, which at first puzzled listeners, but now seems to his admirers to be richly ambiguous and suggestive.

He fully displays the motive power of Churchill's magnificent writings and speeches, and leaves us awestruck by Churchill's strength of will throughout a lifetime of often debilitating illnesses and physical infirmities, as well as shattering career setbacks.

It is infirmity.

Debilitating medication.

And Mailer's fecund "infirmity"?

FORGET about infirmity of purpose.

It's incredibly debilitating".

Corruption is debilitating.

Debilitating, or downright dangerous?

The hunger becomes debilitating.

"It's thoroughly debilitating.