Sentence examples for far too frail from inspiring English sources

I am far too frail to indulge in moral fervour".

At age 94, she had long been his only surviving child, but she was far too frail to attend any of the gala celebrations that were held in Washington, Moscow, and Paris.

The title is too frail by far.

She's increasingly frail (and far too fond of bread and butter), and her sons believe that she needs a caregiver.

Then, when they become too frail to do any more, they are summoned to some motherhouse somewhere, often far from New York.

The generals, whose foremost duty it is to protect the king, might realise that far too much pressure has built up on the judgment of an 86-year-old man in frail health.

Mr. Amin was too frail to be transferred.

Far, far, too cheap.

My mother has become too frail to travel.

But he was too frail to travel to scientific meetings.

Far too vulgar.