Nevertheless, few novelists have thronged their pages with men and women drawn from so many different spheres, nor with characters so widely representative of human passions and frailties, projected with dynamic and convincing force.
The narrator is led through two days of drunken wanderings by a painter who projects his own frailties onto God; he finally recognizes his blasphemy and flees the artist's apartment, later, like John of Patmos, to provide a record of his revelation.
In short, we humanize her, we project our deepest frailties onto her, even when we know that death is hostile to all things human.
With her cascading rolls of golden curls, expressive blue eyes and tiny frame (five feet and 105 pounds, or so the fan magazines said), she projected a childlike innocence and frailty (though with a strong mischievous streak), and as soon as she achieved her artistic independence she came to specialize in playing little girls and young teenagers.
Using the FI/LE ratio as an indicator of healthy aging and a predictor of demands on health and social care systems, the higher ratio for the Beijing urban population compared with Hong Kong suggests that population ageing in China is projected to be accompanied by increasing frailty, and that there is a need to focus on measures to reduce the frailty burden.
The number of older adults expected to live in institutions is projected to almost double over the next three decades, 23 increasing frailty and care needs that exceed the capacity of healthcare providers.
According to Zardulu, the small, skittish creatures seem to be a perfect foil on which to project our own human frailties.
Economic forecasts for 2017 project continued frailty in the global economy, and subpar growth for most countries and regions.
The real breakthrough came when I was invited to take part in a collaborative project on frailty.
For this co-project, the frailty criteria and CVD risk factors from the FIBRA Network's evaluation protocol were used.
Falstaff, in effect, is a giant Rorschach on which we project the conflicts within our bodies -- and in our body politic -- over the pleasures of the flesh and the consequences of human frailty.
