Sentence examples for more breakable from inspiring English sources

This more breakable Sara slightly, and intriguingly, alters the chemistry of the four performers in this sung-through musical.

Manufacturers claim that consumers place a premium on elegant devices, which means manufacturing slimmer (and thus, more breakable) screens.

Now, when Sterling slips a pair of Henry Kissinger glasses over his nose, he suddenly looks several decades past his prime, and far more breakable.

Good quality flint glass was used exclusively until the mid-1860s, when a cheaper but more breakable soda-lime glass was introduced.

"He knows this is a young women not like him who is addicted to his life style, and as the doctor says, 'she's just more breakable' than he is".

Luckman told the outlet it's possible the new crack, which started branching about 6 miles behind the main fork, veered into a patch of more breakable ice as the shelf has slowly been wrenched apart.

Yeah, the paper digipak is definitely something that's evolved, and I hope that because I was part of the wave of people using it, it got it out there more over the breakable jewel cases.

The more fragile or breakable shells should always be wrapped in clothes.

This routine is terrible for hair, which is more fragile and breakable when it's wet.

Coffee mugs cost $4 each (plus $4 to mail) and are given for $60 donations, but they are heavy, breakable and more expensive to mail.

The researchers found that increasing the levels of sodium and potassium might make alumino-silicate glass more flexible and less breakable.