Sentence examples for fragile thinking from inspiring English sources

If anything, Arendt's representation of this fateful process shows both how fragile thinking is, and how dependent it is on external factors.

"Hey, life is fragile," he remembers thinking.

I remember thinking how fragile and vulnerable he looked.

"Balance is fragile and when you start thinking you're at the Euro to shine individually then the wheels can start to come off.

There's again that gap between who knows and who doesn't, but it's more fragile and tangled by people thinking they know something even as they don't, and the who that knows or doesn't know keeps shifting around, so there's not an audience or chorus (or reader) that gets to rest as assured as they might once have that the non-knowing ball isn't under the shell right in front of them.

It unsettled me and sent me down a dark path of thinking about eyeballs and fragile fish bones.

And because I don't have a fragile ego as a writer, I was thinking, 'This is the woman for me'".

This is often the result of life stage themes such as the kids leaving home, one family member feeling fragile following ill health, or quite simply thinking it's about time the mould was broken.

ConfessIfns of An Ex-Pickup Artist.

It doesn't make sense that cognition is so fragile that two hours after your last meal, thinking goes haywire.

A Clinton Defense official recalls, "Any of those elements of his most expansive plan would have, in our view and in the view of a number of thinking people, derailed what was a fairly fragile situation.