Sentence examples for of infirmity from inspiring English sources
More often than not, it involves some sort of infirmity.
She explains her bouts of infirmity in departure lounges: "I'm afraid of connections … in airports".
By that time, Marshall's mother had begun to show signs of infirmity.
For public officials to capitalise on this fear of infirmity is both sinister and cruel.
You know, this is a pop band that sprang out of infirmity.
"Even now, in this time of infirmity, Your Eminence continues to teach us all by example," Archbishop Montalvo said.
The action was taken because of infirmities from old age, the farm said yesterday.
He now lives in Washington State and describes himself as "a semi-recluse with a lot of infirmities".
Lear was an inveterate traveler even though he suffered from a host of infirmities including epilepsy, asthma, chronic depression and poor eyesight.
Some readers may have found this even more unsettling than the catalogue of infirmities that accompanies old age — after all didn't the recent film portrayal of the libidinous marriage between middle-aged Paul and Julia Child raise a few eyebrows?
For the Giants, a season-ending injury to the anchor of the offensive line, the 31-year-old guard Chris Snee, was the first domino in a succession of infirmities that also afflicted aging veterans at center and tackle.
