Sentence examples for emotionally frail from inspiring English sources

The court official here in Hefei, Tang Yigan, portrayed Ms. Gu as emotionally frail.

His first wife Sylvia Plath, also a great poet, was mentally and emotionally frail, sometimes unstable.

Some commentators speculated whether her mother's problems had made Aiko overly sensitive or emotionally frail.

Band of Horses are much better on Saturday, with their rangy, defiant and emotionally frail backwoods Southern tales.

"I know you're supposed to be emotionally frail," Burtis told her, "but you don't want to sound vocally frail.

Revealing herself as insecure, emotionally frail and often solipsistic, Trierweiler details two occasions when she took heavy doses of sleeping pills, which left her semi-conscious.

Having emotionally blackmailed a frail Mandela into appearing at the World Cup final despite the tragic death of his granddaughter the night before the opening match, at least Fifa had the common decency to lay on transport.

Though many had recovered sufficiently to sit up to see their relatives and read or play computer games, they were in a frail state emotionally.

However, the 85-year-old leader of the church courageously broke 700 years of tradition to enter a monastery, abdicating his role, announcing that he is too frail physical and emotionally to master his leadership responsibilities.

That was the child they wanted to care for them if they grew ill or frail Who was that emotionally close child?

When members of either population are particularly vulnerable -- whether they are very frail or memory-impaired adults, or neglected or emotionally troubled children -- an unusual kind of empathy that crosses the boundaries of the generations can form.