Sentence examples for frail about from inspiring English sources

But there was nothing frail about his conducting.

She is six foot tall, still an intimidating presence, but there is something frail about her.

There was nothing frail about Zaheer, though, as he ran through the treasury of his strokes from the start with, wrote the Times's John Woodcock, "as effortless a swing of the bat as Edgbaston ever saw".

Anyone newly eligible for Medicaid whom the state deems medically frail — about 10percentt of enrollees so far — is placed in traditional Medicaid rather than the private option, he said, to give them access to more specialized services for the chronically ill.

The 'General' was not without friends who contributed an odd 'five' to him when too frail to move about".

How is a child supposed to relate to somebody always frail, always about to die?

In Johannesburg, Mr. Clinton and a frail Nelson Mandela, about to turn 88, clutched each other's hands like a long-lost son and his beloved father.

The officers said that Ms. Coletti, whom they described as a frail woman about five feet tall, told them that she used a disability pass to board the bus because she did not have enough money for a cab.

For Physically Frail patients, about 31.3% of the patients will be discharged from the short-stay state after an average length-of-stay of 26 days and 47.6% will stay for a longer period of time (i.e. discharged from the medium-stay state).

And so it seems possible that we have come to a time when it no longer matters so much what the caring is about, how frail or foolish is the object of that concern, as long as the feeling itself can be saved.

In her inimitable way Ms. Streb was saying all sorts of things: about gravity, and resistance; about how people (and perhaps especially women) are tough and frail at once; about endurance and stamina and the ways in which we persist in persisting, whether or not a good reason presents itself.