Confidence and trust are fragile things in any relationship, no less between a president and voters.
If a child's security is one of the most fragile things in humanity, then it's time for our disaster recovery plans to reflect that reality.
We are paying to see a lot of stuff we already own but, of course, you would never see it all together, and watercolours, in any case, are fragile things, and demand strict lighting conditions and controlled humidity levels.
In his latest collection, Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders (Morrow/ HarperCollins $26.95) — its title was inspired by a dream — Gaiman cannot quite make it through the book's introduction without lapsing into a story, a parable about cartography meant to illustrate that one cannot describe a story without telling the story itself.
The worst bullying of this sort is seen by the girls, especially because female reputation is one of the most fragile things in the world".
If you have fragile things, wrap them in tissues, socks or anything else that will keep them unbroken!
But films are fragile things that often exist only fleetingly in their definitive state.
In other words, it can easily be attached to fragile things like temporary tattoo film, cheap and abundant, or perhaps to a bandage.
He says: "The things that powered Chrysler in the '90s enthusiasm, inspiration, creativity, the openness, the excitement, the adventure are all very fragile things.
