Sentence examples for fragility to from inspiring English sources

There was a glassy fragility to their defence.

Is she using her fragility to summon his support?

"A space has a fragility to it," he said.

Disappearance reminds us to notice, transience to cherish, fragility to defend.

Warrington took full advantage of Leeds's fragility to inflict a nine-try mauling on the Super League champions.

"There is a fragility to Michelin's investigations and structure," said Mr. Simon, Le Figaro's food critic for 16 years.

As Rick advises, "We need to embrace fragility -- to see it clearly and take it into our arms -- to be grounded in truth, peaceful amidst life's changes and endings, and resourceful in our stewardship of the things we care about".

To recognize this fragility is to recognize our own fragility.

The inspiration: "Strength and fragility meet to express a new duality," to quote the show notes.

According to the results, oblong columns display less fragility compared to the other column shapes.

Due to the rock art's historical value and fragility, access to Hueco Tanks is restricted.