Sentence examples for in delicate condition from inspiring English sources
The ship was in delicate condition, he told me, but resting stably.
This is for conservation reasons, as the volume is in delicate condition.
One of the injured crew members was reported in "delicate condition".
Officials say he is in delicate condition after his fourth operation in just 18 months for an undisclosed form of cancer in his pelvic area.
Her story was that she was in a delicate condition and had to come to town for regular checkups, and that travelling in public vehicles upset her.
The Victorians had some terrific euphemisms for pregnancy, but "in a delicate condition" doesn't really describe my wife when she's six months gone.
Yet in the cloudy aftermath of the 2015 general election, three things look clear – the inadequate Smith commission package of more Holyrood powers is certifiably dead in the water, the union is in a more delicate condition and Scots, at least, continue to live in interesting times.
In Papa's Delicate Condition (1963), Jackie Gleason appeared as a hard-drinking father whose family leaves him after he buys a bankrupt circus.
He was planning to star in "Papa's Delicate Condition," but he tabled it to make "Funny Face".
In these delicate conditions the family in a first place, and the social environment in a second, become of crucial importance for the acceptance of the illness: parents should encourage their children not to hide their condition, thus contributing to increase their self-esteem [ 38, 39].
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