Sentence examples for paper fragile from inspiring English sources

Hankies, spectacle case, his grandfather's pocketwatch – she never left home without that – a brown bottle of pills, and tucked into a side pocket a piece of folded paper, fragile and frayed at the edges.

"People assume paper is fragile.

The strength of the fibers is destroyed, and the paper becomes fragile.

These faded pieces of paper are fragile evidence of some of the earliest business practices in baseball.

It should be fairly snug but be careful- graphite paper is fragile so be careful not to rip it.

Since moisture makes paper more fragile, the fishing line or wire can tear the book under its own weight if it's too wet.

If your paper is fragile (such as binder paper), or you just want to be extra careful, place the paper in a shirt or under a piece of fabric.

These paper-thin, fragile gold crosses are sometimes referred to by scholars with the German term Goldblattkreuze.

Many experts have criticized the add-on printers, which use thin rolls of relatively fragile paper, as too prone to paper jams and smearing to ensure that every vote is counted.

A fragile paper dream in both respects.

Around 1950, documents were written on paper, which, while fragile, has lasted.