Sentence examples for fragile idea from inspiring English sources

It overextended a fragile idea.

Also, by stressing the inner life — the soul, speaking to God — it preserved the fragile idea that reading (a sacred text, of course) was an elevating experience.

Jean CarmetIN the tender tradition of Gallic armour, "Julie the Redhead" makes much of he fragile idea that all is air in love.

In his pre-Romantic age, the score was not the sacred repository of the fragile idea that critics were sworn to defend against marauders.

Also, by stressing the inner life the soul, speaking to God it preserved the fragile idea that reading (a sacred text, of course) was an elevating experience.

The things that can damage a fragile idea.

Fragile ideas, scattered electronics and understated orchestrations surround one of the most tender yet bold new voices in pop. . 2. Kelly Hogan, "I Like to Keep Myself in Pain" (Anti-).

Third, Merkel's decision rips the very engine out of the entire integration idea: that Germany, Europe's historically problematic core country, underwrites the ever-fragile idea of European politics transcending the merely national.

Efficiency savings, it seems to be generally agreed, are simply too fragile an idea to be effectively measured.

In a recent essay John Nye described "the great, but still relatively new and fragile Western idea that anonymous and uncoordinated exchanges among millions of strangers could be trusted to lead to good outcomes without supervision or filtering".

A currency divorced from sovereignty was as fragile an idea as balancing a bob of hair on your head.