Sentence examples for frail space from inspiring English sources

Before Aaron Katzman steps into the boxing ring, a trainer wraps gauze around his knuckles and the meat of his hands and the slim, frail space between his wrists and forearms.

By Eben Pindyck July 8, 2015 Before Aaron Katzman steps into the boxing ring, a trainer wraps gauze around his knuckles and the meat of his hands and the slim, frail space between his wrists and forearms.

"Our bodies are too frail for space travel," says Bainbridge, "so this will be the only way we can truly visit other stars".

His moral landscape emerges from this space – frail, plucky humanity holding the gap between an indifferent nature and a punishing God.

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

Perhaps bleakest of all, the English philosopher Olaf Stapledon's mind-stretching novels picture all of human history as a frail, passing bubble in the cold galactic stream of space and time.

The art-writing industry, as frail as it has been, developed around this privileged space.

It shows the frail but poised Cunningham seated in a chair in a dance rehearsal space, performing static interpretations of Cage's famously silent work.

Scruton is typical in regarding human beings as frail creatures of limited sympathy not easily extending to those remote in space or time (Scruton 2012).

When we realize that our existence is so frail that we are not able to stretch ourselves more than the space occupied by a single moment.

The council is now proposing a new home for 70 residents, with 30 spaces set aside for those who are either very frail or in need of dementia care.