Sentence examples for should be fragile from inspiring English sources
"Here, what should be hard is soft, what should be brittle is flexible, what should be fragile is fleshy, what should be precious is broken," she writes.
"Well, people are warned to be cautious in that room but the idea was that they should be delicate, exposed, and fragile.
From our results we hypothesize that the genes found by our method, who have not been declared 'essential' by [ 45], should be 'fragile' in the sense that they are influenceable quite severely by the malfunctioning of many other genes.
It's hard enough competing against the double standards, the media and the stereotypes that say we should be demure, fragile and agreeable; women shouldn't have to be fighting for approval from other women as well.
Single protofilaments, if they exist at all in solution, should be quite fragile and long single filaments of any actin-like protein have not been reported to our knowledge.
This is because men believe that alcohol is supposed to be used by only males because they are strong, while women, whom they consider to be fragile, should not drink.
These apparent votes of confidence can be fragile but King should be reasonably pleased about how the recent "surprises" on QE have been received.
Moreover, the illuminated ZnS compartments should have been fragile and break continuously because of photocorrosion.
This observation suggests that one solution to the problem of late preemption might be to insist that the events involved should be construed as fragile events.
But Western Isles council - Comhairle nan Eilean Siar - said HIE should be investing in fragile areas of the region and not "booming" Inverness.
