Sentence examples for ever more frail from inspiring English sources

No longer able to work his legendary 18-hour days, he was forced to delegate some power, if not real authority, as he grew ever more frail.

That means you have to be sicker or even more frail to get help.

Her mother had undergone cataract surgery in 1955, and she did not recover well, becoming frailer and ever more demanding until her death, in 1966.

Groucho was slumped on a couch looking more frail and papery than I had ever seen him.

More frail people live on every street.

"He is older and more frail," Mr. Morris said.

Mr. Vajpayee has seemed more frail and slow-moving recently.

Catherine DeLorme is 88 and more frail than Mrs. Covatti.

He grew more frail, and his memory began to fade.

In later books, the regime grows more and more frail, its emissaries more corrupt.

Whistler is ever more interesting.