Sentence examples for fragility of live from inspiring English sources
AESTHETIC "I love mess, mistakes, the fragility of live performance.
Maybe it's a trend and maybe it's all wound up somehow in a new Zeitgeist about the beauty and fragility of living creatures, and of course their feelings.
A Scanner Darkly is about the fragility of our lives and the obscure horror of insanity.
Autumn is a beautiful, poignant symphony of memories, dreams and transient realities; the "endless sad fragility" of mortal lives.
Unfortunately, its inescapable comparison is to David Gordon Green's "George Washington," made the same year as Mr. Davidson's film but with a far greater sense of style and a more profound grasp of the fragility of young lives.
About the fragility of our lives.
Once we experience the fragility of our lives, we realize how precious that life is.
Our struggling economy has brought hunger and want to an increasing number of people in our neighborhood, and reminded us of the fragility of our lives on this planet.
"Although it's a timeless concept, I think the story of lost or abandon children trying to reconstruct some semblance of mythology and civilization is more pertinent now than ever, considering the fragility of times we live in," says Vochatzer.
The influx may have to do with the lingering fragility of many gay lives, their proximity to danger and disorder.
The fragility of her characters' lives, "their cycles of consolation and enhancement", provides her with a narrative toughness, an ability to catalogue without falling into cliché or cuteness.
