Sentence examples for infirm audience from inspiring English sources

The fact that "Mamma Mia!" has been nicknamed "the Lourdes of musicals," according to one of its producers, Judy Craymer, for its putative effect on even infirm audience members -- "they throw down their walking sticks and start to dance," she said -- doubtless played a role in the decision to carry on.

But this is the same Mailer who used to stagger onto lecture stages infirm from liquor not arthritis, hurling curses at his audiences.

He's quite infirm".

Governments new, uncertain, infirm.

Her grandmother was infirm.

He was infirm and wobbly.

"No infirm government can function anywhere.

The defendants are old and infirm.

Hatch was one of the infirm.

Japan's elderly currency, by contrast, is anything but infirm.

Residents in 1950 consisted largely of aged infirm individuals.