Sentence examples for frail character from inspiring English sources

She seemed intent on using both a focused but changeable timbre and control of dynamics to paint her frail character.

Mr. Gordon mostly stays out of the way of the text, a pensive speech by the frail character Harper, who fears open spaces.

This perky little oddball comes across as a big-belting cross between Baby June of "Gypsy" and Rhoda from "The Bad Seed".Nor does her older sister, Constance (Jenn Gambatese), much resemble the dreamy, emotionally frail character in the book.

The characterizations were meant to show Drake as a frail character.

Yet the voice required of these frail characters must be so robust and throbbingly intense that, used with proper intensity, it can quickly fray and end in tatters.

Simunovic looks a fine acquisition and Kieran Tierney is an outstanding prospect, but there are too many frail characters, too many huff-and-puff players who have been over-praised and whose consistency of performance and composure under pressure is just not good enough for European nights.

Although only a foil (and lover) to the ballsy heroine, Ronit, this frail, silent character carries the heart of the novel with her.

Anyone who lived through the 1980s can remember the Communist Party's long battle with mortality, as the general secretary's seat was passed from one frail, tottering character to the next.

"I can't explain how this frail, tattered little character took me over and burrowed so deep inside me that my voice changed and I began to move differently".

Is there really no better way to dramatize the frail health of your character than by showing the discolored stream of his urine?

Little Eva, byname of Evangeline St. Clare, fictional character, the frail, angelic daughter of a Southern slave owner who befriends the black slave Uncle Tom, in Uncle Tom's Cabin (1851 52) by Harriet Beecher Stowe.