Sentence examples for terribly fragile from inspiring English sources

Loiseau's energy was demonic and his ego was vast, but it was also terribly fragile.

Seen from the Moon, the Earth seemed so small, so isolated, so terribly fragile.

And if, in the end, their optimism seems justified, it also seems terribly fragile.

Here are the oldest ornaments for the tree — hand-me-downs over several generations, terribly fragile, their color faded but no less powerful in memory for that.

At the very least, he's an interesting loudmouth, by all close accounts that rare specimen, the tender and personable bully, a macho braggart who also admits to being terribly fragile beneath the bluster.

I sometimes use it to let people know I'm dressed up to the nines and really looking my best ("primped and preened") but, equally, I can see how a stranger  might read it as if I'm feeling terribly fragile and stupid.

They seemed much greater than their numbers and, as dancers often do, at once terribly strong and fragile.

In Ms Laing's hands these famously complicated men become fragile, and terribly human.

First, with their cavalier attitude toward sex shaking your fragile WASP-y traditions, they're terribly easy.

"Marabou" can't be to everyone's taste, but it seems to me a beautiful and terribly sad story — the more powerful because its facts are so fragile and unexplained.

He added, "Until the board of trustees takes control and prevents these few select officers from continuing on this path, the fragile financial and artistic structure of A.B.T. will continue to be terribly undermined".