Sentence examples for such a frail from inspiring English sources

"How can it be such a frail, perishable thing?" he asks about memory in the title story.

"It is a tragic indictment of the system that such a frail and vulnerable man should have spent his final days in prison-like conditions of an immigration removal centre," said Nigel Newcomen, the prisons and probation ombudsman (PPO), in his report.

He was so indefatigably brilliant that a week later, when he lined up against a formidable roll call of East Africans before the start of the 5,000, you were prompted to believe that never before had such a frail stature housed such an enormous heart.

She had rounded shoulders on such a frail frame, she looked as though she might fold.

First of all, your parent has to be in such a frail condition that leaving the house to get care is near impossible (called "homebound" in Medicare), AND secondly you need a doctor willing to declare that the care they need requires professional skills -- like nursing, physical, occupational or speech therapy.

For such a frail group, the risk of adverse events, such as acute illness and increased frailty, is recognized [ 36].

So the Toulousains were in no mood for tolerance, or even scepticism (such as to how a frail man in his 60s could kill a large, healthy man some 40 years younger).

Of the machine — an Olivetti Lettera 32 — Glenn Horowitz, a rare-book dealer who handled the auction for McCarthy, told the New York Times: When I grasped that some of the most complex, almost otherworldly fiction of the postwar era was composed on such a simple, functional, frail-looking machine, it conferred a sort of talismanic quality to Cormac's typewriter.

One study that evaluated such an approach in frail elderly women living in Dutch nursing homes, resulted in an improvement in UI status, but one that was not significantly different from the control group [ 22].

Improving physical performance in a frail population, such as the HD patients, bears high clinical significance as the inactivity and the sedentary lifestyle are associated with poor QoL, comorbidities and increased mortality [ 31].

"He was emaciated, frail, such a little man," recalled Tamar Toister, the public defender who was assigned his case, one of seven she would have that day.