Sentence examples for fragile from from inspiring English sources

Or choose Fragile, from Gaultier, suggests Paul.

The skink is an actual skin and is very fragile from significant insect damage.

On the other hand, today's world is also more fragile from a political standpoint.

The resulting transparent artworks on glass were fragile from the start, and they have aged poorly.

This thin red line is already fragile from overuse in Iraq and Afghanistan.

But it's Mitchell, already fragile from the Box Tunnel 20 and Lia's prophesy, that looks set to be pushed over the edge completely by his old mentor's return.

They are painstakingly crafted sculptures of sinks, fragile, delicate, from a limbo zone between industrial production and personal craft.

Parker is especially strong in the first act, where her Blanche is a Southern belle without being flighty and too-fragile from the get-go as Blanches often are.

And while demand looks fragile, supply from key producers remains robust.

Japan has been desperate to bulwark its fragile recovery from the March earthquake and tsunami.

Veronique Branquinho created a fragile drape from woven ribons across sweaters and dresses.