The forests are already in danger from the changing climate, and the finding raises concerns that they're even more fragile than thought.
Ranging from the merest of sketches to developed images, they touch on a variety of subjects: fragile wisps of thought; more substantial elements like factories and locomotives; and black overall patterns of skull-like faces that seem to evoke a mass catastrophe.
An anxiety disorder is just one aspect of the fragile compendium of thoughts and feelings, blood and bone, that make up the spirit of the person suffering from it.
For this reason, current social states can be far more fragile than is generally thought--as small shocks to publicly endorsed norms and roles decrease the cost of displaying deviant norms, and rapidly bring about large-scale changes in publicly displayed judgment and desires.
It's as fine as mist, as fragile and apparently insubstantial as thought.
Indeed, when Donna first learns of her pregnancy, she breaks down and cries – not at the thought of the fragile human life contained within her, but at the state of a health care system that will force her to spend a month's rent getting the help she needs.
I thought about how fragile life is and I realized that I had really put very little thought into my own mortality.
Less a work of art than "an objet d'art, shiny with its appliqué of progressive post-Existential thought, it has a fragile air of mere up-to-dateness, of chic".
Universities in America, according to Sessions, are increasingly " echo chamber[s] of political correctness and homogeneous thought, a shelter for fragile egos".
Encode that in your memory, and take notice of how your body and thoughts gradually establish their fragile equilibrium.
