Sentence examples for never fragile from inspiring English sources

She is on occasion vulnerable, but she is never fragile in the way that Ms. Caldwell was in the part.

The game is trying to tell me that if the Allies had adopted re-armament earlier, with all the military rhetoric and sentimental songs and propaganda films that would have gone with it, Russia may have cemented its alliance with Germany much earlier than in real life, and American neutrality - never fragile when it came to wars in Europe - may have been strengthened.

Her tone was often delicate but never fragile, as she demonstrated in the Fritz Kreisler first movement and the soulful Larghetto, showing she could apply as much sonic pressure as she liked.

Pack Heat: Never write "fragile" on your bags unless you want an airport worker "to just wing them against the wall out of spite," Mr. Ferriss said.

I've inflicted a lot of suffering on myself, which may have been stupid, but at least I never felt fragile.

"This [the portrayal of the protagonist, Ethel] is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful portraits Le Clézio has ever written, flickering, fragile, never closed in on itself, never frozen in marble or gripped in the vice of oppressive psychological certitudes.

But brands have never been more fragile.

He's never looked this fragile.

But she was never all that fragile to begin with.

Wenger's position at the club had never been more fragile.

Once seen, never forgotten: the fragile beauty of the zodiacal light is a haunting sight.