Sentence examples for fragile concept from inspiring English sources

Selections from Ms. Goldkind's "Illusions" series of bromoil prints deal with the fragile concept of identity.

Rendell's protagonist, with his secrecy and childish addiction, is seen for the most part as a fool, and the unspoken judgment on his fiancee is that she's a fool, too, for investing in such a fragile concept as happiness.

Moreover the concept of regularly changing the head of state and in some cases the heads of federal states is now firmly embedded in many polities.Even so, it remains a fragile concept.

Since then, we make progress, we take a step backward civilization is a recent, fragile concept.

In Nolan's films reality is often an abstract and fragile concept.

In fact, the fragile concepts of authenticity and identity are things he loves to fuck with.

In fact, the fragile concepts of authenticity and identity are things he loves to fuck with.

In that squabble, I saw the other side of the double-edged sword that stinging shame of failing to live up to fragile concepts of masculinity.

The non-fragile concept is introduced to design the filter in which the additive gain variation is assumed to occur randomly.

That is how vulnerable and fragile the concept of Israel is, and it has nothing to do with the Jews of the world.

Dr Gavin Schmidt, a climatologist and the director of Nasa's Goddard Institute for Space Studies said: "The fact that such small changes to the analysis make the difference between a hiatus or not merely underlines how fragile a concept it was in the first place".