Sentence examples for fragility that from inspiring English sources

Then there is the greater fragility that comes with age.

She has none of the aristocratic fragility that is often depicted in European paintings.

But this raw openness can reveal a fragility that makes them too vulnerable.

Many pieces were temporary installations that did not survive; others had the kind of willful fragility that makes collectors nervous.

He's a perfect stand-in for Truffaut himself, with the same appeal of a fragility that can suddenly turn tough.

There's a trembling quality to Ozick, a misleading fragility that acts as the surface tension to her great depths.

There was a fragility that was part of Mickey's nature, and that combination of strength and fragility impressed me.

But the individual errors which crept in revealed the fragility that is never far from undermining the national team's approach.

Higuaín is most certainly physically powerful, but there remains an underlying psychological fragility that has at times undermined his career.

The potential inter-C.A.A.-Atlantic 10 poaching shows the fragility that exists even far from the big-money B.C.S. leagues.

Like so many heroines of the past, Pfeiffer's character exudes a winsome fragility that could easily be mistaken for stupidity, and may, in fact, be stupidity.