Sentence examples for frail memory from inspiring English sources
Our brief moment of unity -- of trying to choose a richer path, to seek our human commonalities, to understand ourselves as more than consumers and view each other as more than obstacles -- has become but a frail memory, fading fast.
To carry the dead all the way to the place of farewell also acknowledges the reality that they are leaving us now, that they eventually will depart even from our frail communal memory as they travel on to whatever lies beyond.
Sure, the debate is useless because it lacks context, the two players don't even really play the same position, basketball is constantly changing, and the sands of time obscure frail human memory, but this the law.
When members of either population are particularly vulnerable -- whether they are very frail or memory-impaired adults, or neglected or emotionally troubled children -- an unusual kind of empathy that crosses the boundaries of the generations can form.
He grew more frail, and his memory began to fade.
She was frail and her memory was intermittent but she was still beautiful and she still showed flashes of her old wit and great charm.
He is known to be frail and his memory is fading, but visitors have repeatedly said he is in good spirits, says our correspondent.
The world is too large and human memory too frail to insist only on face-to-face conversations.
She was independent up to then but her cancer and the treatment have left her frail and affected her memory.
Alongside Selvon, Ardan and Yusuf are Caroline, an Irish immigrant single mother still haunted by home, and ageing Nelson, born in Montserrat, who is frail but whose failing memory holds images of Teddy boys and Mosley marches.
