Sentence examples similar to fragile fine from inspiring English sources

Online, consumers trade lists of zero-sulfate shampoos that delivered for their dry, fragile or fine hair.

The Liverpool striker, who is more fragile than fine china, has suffered a new injury setback after a foot problem in training ruled him out against Bordeaux in the Europa League.

Naturally curly hair is usually fragile, with fine strands, and heavy gels will weigh it down.

Mandilli is also probably the best pasta at Factory Kitchen, fragrant and thin as fine silk, almost too fragile to pick up with a fork.

"That's how fragile and a fine line it is, but it goes to show you how virtually anything is possible right now in the world of college basketball," Amaker said.

My Spanish translator let the whole text flow through his heart and found a very fine, very fragile language.

Gerhaher's Mahler disc for RCA is also extremely fine, its fragile intensity quite different in temper from Fischer-Dieskau's volatility.

And that in the last year there has been a refusal to pay the necessary asking price to strengthen midfield and attack, increasing the strain on that fine but fragile first team.

However, it is necessary to confirm two points for each too fine or fragile wire.

Old-fashioned perms could damage the hair, especially if it was fine or fragile.

Nylon bristles are softer and slide more easily, good for fine or fragile hair.