Sentence examples for felt fragile from inspiring English sources

I felt fragile in my grief, hypersensitive to sound.

Even a few years ago, this openness to art might have felt fragile.

Though it was a hundred years old and made of bricks and four-inch-thick beams, it felt fragile to me, surrounded by nothing on all four sides.

Everything felt fragile and freshly come upon, but for now, at least, my depression had stepped back, giving me room to move forward.

The frontman, Dylan Baldi, has been writing pretty, effective lo-fi indie pop for a couple of years now, even though it has felt fragile at times, especially live.

Swindon, ever persevering, were back in it within three minutes, Gary Roberts playing in Rooney close to goal to score from seven yards out, and at half-time a 2-1 lead felt fragile, even if shortly after the break it became 3-1 as Donaldson sprinted in from halfway after intercepting Roberts's weak pass.

Her religious faith now feels fragile, "like a soap bubble".

Mr Molesley knows what it is like to feel fragile!

The case feels fragile, as if it would crack easily if the phone were dropped.

I don't feel fragile and I don't feel broken.

Phnom Penh, with two million of Cambodia's 14.5 million inhabitants, still feels fragile.