Sentence examples for evident frailty from inspiring English sources

The evident frailty of Paterno, who is eighty-four, and had been coaching at Penn State since the Truman Administration, complicated one long-standing narrative that was revived by some critics to explain the circumstances leading to his ouster.

Kitwood argued that, in advanced Western societies, where a sense of community is often weak, the evident frailty of people with dementia generates fear; this unease is socially managed by turning the demented into nonpersons, who are warehoused in nursing homes and pathologized with terms like "resisting care".

Only 10 days before he died, despite his evident frailty, he was surrounded by friends from the worlds of art, music and academia, at the opening of a remarkable exhibition of black and white photos that he had taken in Poland at the height of the cold war.

His apparent frailty revived concerns over succession.

Based on the results given in Table 6, it is evident that frailty prevalence was influenced by the variables age, number of diseases, GDS13 (feel full of energy), GDS3 (feel life is empty), GDS15 (think others are better off) and GDS2 (drop activities/interests).

Motherwell's defensive frailties were evident with Celtic's first attack as striker John Guidetti spun away from two defenders to latch on to a simple pass from Scott Brown, only to place the ball wide with just the goalkeeper to beat.

This is evident from the numerous existing frailty measures which were driven by a common goal of reducing the burden of suffering that frailty entails - hospitalisation [ 1, 2], falls [ 2- 4], institutionalisation [ 5, 6] and death [ 1- 3, 5- 9].

His frailty was becoming evident on stage in recent years, but he was still a fine, sensitive singer.

If their defensive frailties also remained evident, Hull could only capitalise once, the hosts' early energy dissipating into an anger over the free-kick from which they fell behind that will not halt their descent towards the Premier League drop zone.

Looking at the composition of the side and a potential for top-order frailty which was again evident in Cape Town, that remains in the distinctly possible column.

The positive relationship between frailty and falling was evident for the full sample.