Sentence examples for frail ties from inspiring English sources
A newspaper in Britain described the last move, which cut off the Jewish populace from their leaders, as "intended to disrupt the Jewish community and rob it of the last frail ties which hold it together".
The String Theory of the title refers to physics, its manifold tubes of dimension-spanning whatever-ness, but it's also a metaphor for the frail connections that tie human beings to their pasts, their futures and — albeit briefly — to one another.
It was startling to hear this frail, elderly woman, seemingly tied to her own great bygone days, singing ho-sannas for such a young upstart.
He wears a dark suit and flashy tie and looks frail but bursting with accomplishment.
The Celtics, who were supposed to be too old and frail to contend with Miami, have tied the series at 2-2, sending jitters across South Beach.
Mr Harris, wearing a dark suit and multi-coloured tie, appeared nervous and frail in the dock and asked court officials to repeat questions, before he confirmed his name, date of birth and address.
She writes, "Although the use of transnational (and even private) military force can stabilize frail states, PMCs are more likely to undercut than to strengthen the ties of political accountability between citizens and their governments, and transnational military forces in general - including peacekeepers - often lack accountability to the populations with whom they interact".
FROM his fasting-bed in the heart of Delhi, a frail old man in homespun cotton has channelled Indian rage over a string of high-profile corruption cases, tying the entire government in knots.
