Sentence examples for frail boy from inspiring English sources

A frail boy is being dangled upside-down off the school roof by unseen tormentors.

The judge visits the frail boy in the hospital, where he is writing poetry and learning to play violin.

Smike, fictional character, a feebleminded and frail boy in the novel Nicholas Nickleby (1838 39) by Charles Dickens.

Later though, when no one was watching, he gently encouraged a frail boy to finish his food.

One of them, a frail boy with sandy-colored hair, had tried to kill himself, because he thought he had no hope of living.

There was, he remembers, a frail boy who was so bullied by some thug schoolmates that he jumped out of a window to escape them.

Picture instead a frail, weak boy who had a bit of a club foot and who needed a cane to walk".

In this ecosystem of tenderhearted frail boys, these young men are the frat guys, and this crowd, looking for a bit of awkwardness to connect with, greeted them with indifference, a neat inversion of the traditional pecking order.

A frail blind boy has come to the apostles, saying he has never seen the light.

It was hard to imagine this 17-year-old — a frail, bookish boy who had delighted in calculus — making his way through war-ravaged Somalia, friends of his said.

It is perhaps no surprise that a frail artistic boy should feel a stranger in a coal-mining village, or that his working-class origins should in turn mark him off from wellborn Londoners "tampering," as Lawrence wrote, "with the arts, literature, painting, sculpture, music".