Sentence examples for noticeably frail from inspiring English sources
Even when Alice is noticeably frail or (less often) fearful, you don't doubt the enduring, atavistic force of the woman.
Mr. Thurmond, first elected to the Senate in 1954, is the oldest senator in history and has become noticeably frail.
Ms. McEntire's cover of Beyoncé's "If I Were A Boy" was forceful, but Mr. Strait, the night's other representative of the old guard, sounded noticeably frail and tentative in his performance of "The Breath You Take".
Flack's voice was noticeably frail, but she was joined in the classic duet by Dennis Collins who did all the heavy lifting in the song.
She was noticeably frail that cold, rainy afternoon; she had been ill during the past few months and she confided in her typical candid fashion that only one of her kidneys was working.
Diana Henriques, who interviewed Madoff for her forthcoming book The Wizard of Lies: Bernie Madoff and the Death of Trust, described him as "frail and agitated" and "looking noticeably thinner and rumpled in khaki prison garb".
Frail and grey-faced, the pot-belly is gone, he now walks with a limp, and his hair is noticeably thinner.
