Sentence examples for frail man from inspiring English sources

He is anything but a frail man when he has a guitar in his hand.

Even now Mr. Zuravel insists that Mr. Birnbaum, described as a frail man of 68, is a real Guggenheim.

Kuniyoshi is a small, seemingly frail man, but the breath rose and flowed out of him with easy vigor.

Laake, a slim, frail man of 50, lives in a ground-floor flat in one of these blocks.

He returned to Britain in May, a frail man of 72, accompanied by reporters from The Sun.

In the papers there were pictures of a frail man with a bony face, a hooked nose, bushy hair.

It was hard to imagine this frail, delicate man-child surviving a lengthy stretch in the hard-as-nails California state prison system.

A few older vets of more noble wars were sometimes among them, frail men from the Second World War and Korea, as they assembled in the passenger lounge to greet returning troops when their planes touched down for refuelling.

With just one conviction under its belt, the three defendants in the current second trial – Ieng Sary, the Khmer Rouge's former foreign minister; Nuon Chea, the regime's chief ideologist and Pol Pot's right hand man, and Khieu Samphan, a former head of state – are frail men in their 80s.

Frail men were more likely to be institutionalised and die than non-frail men, independent of their statin exposure.

Also, no difference in CYP2D6 activity was observed between frail men and non-frail men and between frail women and non-frail women, respectively.