Sentence examples for fragile existence from inspiring English sources

The artifice of the theatre reflects the self-consciousness of this eternally wandering everyman, who has become so aware of his own fragile existence that now he can barely exist at all.

Meanwhile, we live such a fragile existence.

It is a fragile existence.

It is a fragile existence, being a manager.

And both writers, in these late American Jewish novels, treat their fragile existence with melancholic tenderness.

THIS morning, the sports world begins putting the pieces of a fragile existence back together.

Here's why: On a range of crosscutting issues from global hunger to global health, changing global temperatures and weather patterns will inject a new element of chaos into the already-fragile existences of the world's poorest people.

But to watch the ice caves, like this one at Coppermine Point, forming serves as a poignant reminder of how fragile their existence is.

But it's also a painstaking examination of how our roots and our families mould and shape us; a treatise on how interconnected life is and a meditation on how fragile our existence is – and how easily it can all unravel.

Like Celebration, Pinter's penultimate sketch, Press Conference (2002), "invokes both torture and the fragile, circumscribed existence of dissent".

The more elaborate the Internet becomes, the more fragile its existence, and so preservation becomes an integral part of its make-up.