Sentence examples for intense fragility from inspiring English sources

He is perceived as a sexual icon, though his sexuality derives from an intense fragility usually associated with women.

nothing which we are to perceive in this world equals the power of your intense fragility.

You feel relaxed for a few hours, drift off, and then wake up wanting to cry from feelings of intense fragility and the loss of something you seem to have forgotten you needed, which now you really need.

Ms. Gardot feels she has emerged from near death with an intense awareness of the fragility of life and a greatly heightened sense of what really matters.

"I lived this fragility intensely.

Christian fragility provides a framework for understanding the intense reactions of some conservative Christians to marriage equality, but Christian faith is only fragile when it is unwilling to engage difference with open hearts and open minds.

The context gives Corbyn no choice but to make the most of his fragility, an overwhelming mandate from his party and intense public opposition from most MPs.

Because of this fragility and ephemerality — as well as the flower's intense pinkness — Simun considers the acuta the epitome of floweriness.

An index of output in private services and manufacturing (where 50 is the dividing line between contraction and expansion) stood at 46.9 in April, reported Markit, a research firm, this week.The euro zone's fragility owes something to austerity, though fiscal retrenchment will be less intense this year.

However, the fruits of olive trees treated by ethylene show an increase in the cellular fragility from the veraison compared to the control following a rapid and intense degradation of the parietal structures.

Picker's high and warbling voice conveys the fragility of existence with nearly every phrase, and the orchestral songs elucidate the intense wonder of life.