Sentence examples for frail emotional from inspiring English sources

The first-person touch of his brush is the work's sole, and frail, emotional anchor.

We'd already seen Osipova dance the role with the Bolshoi and Mikhailovsky but in the context of the Royal's more naturalistic dramatic style, there was still more detail to see in her interpretation, as she moved from frail, emotional peasant girl to gothic ghost.

Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player played at 8.05am as normal but all attention was on Palmer, who was visibly frail and emotional.

In her last visit, he was gaunt and frail, and "the emotional trauma and mental anguish of this situation are overwhelming him".

He has looked so frail and hyper-emotional against the Yanks in the last couple of years that we need to remind ourselves of his true status in the annals, with his three Cy Young Awards, a career 2.71 earned-run average, and a thirteen-year record that almost eerily matches the lifetime numbers of the sainted Sandy Koufax.

In "frail" older subjects, a better emotional status and a more advanced age were directly associated with QOL.

Correlates of a better QOL were a more advanced age and a better emotional status for frail elders, and a higher BMI for robust older people.

The secondary analyses showed that among "frail" participants both a better emotional status and a more advanced age were associated with a better QOL (Table 2 and Table 4), whereas among "robust" participants only the BMI was directly associated with QOL (Table 2 and Table 4).

A frail Ted Williams made a brief and emotional surprise visit yesterday at a ceremony honoring Cal Ripken Jr., Don Mattingly and Jason Giambi at the Ted Williams Museum and Hitters Hall of Fame in Hernando, Fla.

Earlier this year, he had announced that he was suffering from a grave illness, and in May, frail and emaciated, he made an emotional appearance before the Académie Française to bid his fellow "immortals" farewell.

In this perspective our findings support the need for research on interventions that address psychological and emotional well-being to improve QOL among frail older adults.