Sentence examples for fragile writer from inspiring English sources

Ms. Griffiths will make her Broadway debut in the role of Brooke Wyeth, an emotionally fragile writer who returns to the Palm Springs home of her Reaganite Republican parents (Stockard Channing and Stacy Keach) to drop the bombshell that she has sold a tell-all memoir about their family.

What would I — and my fragile writer's ego — do then?

"The best you can say about U.S.- European relations now is that they're extremely fragile". Staff writer Noah Bierman contributed to this report.

She was extremely fragile and the writer had to help her go to the bathroom and inject her with morphine.

What, after all, is this fragile congress between writer and work that would be ruined by exposure to the glare of publicity?

Or perhaps you'll find yourself face-to-face with Brooke Wyeth, the fragile, leftist, Ivy League-educated writer Weigert plays in Jon Robin Baitz's "Other Desert Cities," which opens Sunday at the Mark Taper Forum.

After a painful break-up that leaves him feeling fragile and adrift, writer and director David Thorpe, in a recognizable pattern of self-recrimination and self-loathing that almost always accompanies being dumped, wondered if perhaps his loneliness and lack of confidence in life could be traced back to his "gay-sounding" voice.

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

Eva challenged him to read her his stories, and then "told me exactly what her misgivings were, with no concern for the possible fragile ego of a writer.

It shaped him as a writer — a fragile, passive observer recording the surface absurdity in the world around him, more amused by his material than in command of it.

"Stern excavated and preserved the poignant humanity of the real woman -- beautiful, but also fragile, needy, flawed," a writer observed in New York magazine in 2008.