Sentence examples for infirm that from inspiring English sources

She runs a government that tells the infirm that they must work and disabled people that they aren't really disabled.

These women were not elderly, but they were so infirm that many of them could not have managed it.

The committee president and chairman, U Aung Shwe, is 92, and so infirm that he has not visited party headquarters for months.

Age should not be a get-out-of-jail-free card, but when prisoners are so old and infirm that they are not a threat to public safety, they should bereleased under supervision.

That strikes many people but not all as unfair.When granny has become so infirm that she can no longer make a cup of tea, she may be nudged into a care home.

The employment issue in which, however, they will indirectly have an interest is the cost of human labor to care for them as elderly and infirm; that care is strongly labor intensive, in both unskilled and highly skilled (nursing) labor.

Gilberte's biography also confirms that, as his sisters matured, they assumed many of the nursing responsibilities for their infirm brother that would otherwise have been provided by his mother had she not died prematurely.

So Glenn Beck convinced this obviously infirmed woman that it's better to refuse a tax cut because it came from "Marxist" Obama than to use the $800 tax cut to improve her health.

(The "swallows" of the title refers to women clad in burkas: "flocks of infirm swallows... that make a mournful sound when they come into the proximity of men").

This past weekend alone, Hall of Fame jockey Chris McCarron spoke at a Thoroughbred Club of America event about the multitude of reasons why fatal breakdowns happen, saying that "the number one reason is discretion: what to do with a horse that's infirm, what to do with a horse that needs rest instead of therapy".

But perhaps none of these women looked forward to the first two episodes as much as The Carmelite Sisters For The Aged And Infirm, the religious community that was the first to let "The Sisterhood" into its convent.