Sentence examples for frail humans from inspiring English sources
It is not just us frail humans who are mortal: the world around us, too, is going to wither away at some stage.
Yet, they are but frail humans, too, and have their faults; so, when I add the sum of my total graces, I confess I am inferior to no one".
Like so many frail humans, I try to ignore pain until it touches me personally.
The Pacific here is furious all the time and does not look like it would allow frail humans to enter it.
Frail humans after all, I suppose, not meant for the hard work of rising above and beyond our difficulties, limitations and selfish desires, to honor our commitments or to spare our children suffering if we can.
Their subjects range from the incredible data-bubble system of Hans Rosling to Elizabeth Gilbert's fine idea that we need to get back to artists having a genius on-call, (as in a working muse), instead of calling frail humans "geniuses" themselves.
The hoods make these frail human bodies look anonymous and universal.
The Enlightenment cannot be fully appreciated without a strong awareness of just how frail human reason is.
And I know, with some small comfort, that the bridges that connect us, forged as they are in the frail human heart, cannot be destroyed.
Maturity and position come at a great personal cost: Hal becomes less a frail human being and more the figure of royal authority.
She gives the latest news about the eccentric Miss Stuart and adds some more about the comforts of the Museum and the museum staff's dignified treatment of frail human dignity.
