Sentence examples for maybe fragile from inspiring English sources

Styler thought maybe "Fragile" ("On and on the rain will say / How fragile we are") or "Demolition Man" ("Tied to a chair, and the bomb is ticking / This situation was not of your picking").

The Queen, having consented to a showbiz invitation from James Bond to take a helicopter ride, arrived to thunderous applause, to be greeted by Jacques Rogge, the Olympic president, who had earlier pushed a maybe fragile national pride up another notch by declaring that Britain had virtually invented modern sport.

Maybe, too, the fragile genius of Oscar will excite the Brazilian pulse.

It was much heavier than she expected and maybe even more fragile.

I know it can sometimes seem that the order that we created is fragile, maybe even crumbling.

But maybe that little, fragile Shaq action figure is growing up into a bona fide superhero, the self-proclaimed Man of Steel he always wanted to be.

And he said this, or this was what I understood: "The important thing is to express your feelings, and not to be afraid to reveal yourself as a passionate, interesting man, maybe a bit fragile, someone who accepts his feminine side".

"To be honest, it's a complete nightmare, because so many works of art should not be touched because they are delicate or maybe the surface is fragile," she told Kennedy.

Most of the 1950s and '60s sculpture is relic fragile now; maybe it always was.

"Oh," I say, and keep staring into her eyes with mounting desperation, wondering if maybe I've snapped some fragile synapse in my brain from too much driving; the final breakdown of road madness, right here in Indianapolis.

He wondered if it was possible that Lebovits had nothing do with their fragile mental states; maybe it was just a coincidence that, on top of all their problems, they had been molested.