Sentence examples for fragile faces from inspiring English sources

"Flood Insurance, Already Fragile, Faces New Stress" (front page, Nov. 13) is correct in its analysis of the federal government's National Flood Insurance Program.

And Ian and Mary might look like the perfect 70s couple – she barefoot in cheesecloth, Madonna hair drooping over a pale and fragile face; he with long, curly tresses, legs widely spread in tight denim – but how long have they got?

"Strip Teaser and Dog, Paris" (1962) shows a young woman with long blond hair and a fragile face sitting in a chair and hugging a large poodle, which stands on its hind legs and looks quietly sympathetic.

An already fragile marriage faces its sternest test when the husband and wife have affairs.

An already fragile marriage faces its sternest test when both the husband and the wife have affairs.

This fragile government faces an economic crisis and intense social and political turmoil that have also shaken two previous governments this year.

In a written statement to update the assembly, Mr Poots admitted the service at the Royal Group of hospitals is "fragile" and faces major challenges.

All of the fragile five face elections in 2014, making populism a risk.

Once a monarchy, Nepal is now a fragile democracy facing a May 28 deadline to draft a Constitution that would restructure the national government and create a federalist state.

It's not even unheard of for some fragile souls, facing the end of a twenty-five-year relationship, to cry.

"We are all human beings," Murakami wrote in his powerful Jerusalem Prize award acceptance speech delivered in Israel in 2009, "individuals transcending nationality and race and religion, fragile eggs faced with a solid wall called The System.