Sentence examples for really frail from inspiring English sources

"We took one once to see an 80-year-old with a low income who was really frail," he said.

She had been unwell, and was really too frail, but she had a go.

Was he really too frail, too old, as he said - or just not interested?

We're not really that frail".

Is it O.K. for me to do this, even on matinee days when it's really, really crowded and frail or pregnant people are standing in the aisles?

Johns has stripped away all the artificial sweeteners and busy arrangements and exposed McCartney's voice for what it really is these days: frail and aged, able to convey sadness not as an effect but as a fact.

Dr. Segev suggested that caregivers, family members and maybe the patients perceived older women to be more frail than they really are.

Even in the event that Mueller's probe clears Trump and his associates of more wrongdoing ― and even if it turns out Trump's behavior really is all about his frail self-esteem ― it wouldn't change the fact that he has refused to denounce an attack on American democracy, undermined an inquiry into that attack and likely rendered the country more vulnerable to new ones. .

However, it is currently debated whether the frail and old really represent much of a potential in this case [ 41- 43].

In other words, it is essential to understand whether uni- and multidimensional measures capture as frail individuals that have really a functional decline in the domains under study.

Is there really no better way to dramatize the frail health of your character than by showing the discolored stream of his urine?