He thinks fragile carbon-fiber bikes and super-narrow tires are impractical for just about everyone ("Getting paid to ride them is the only good reason I can think of to ride that kind of bike").
"He'd face a split at the highest level and I don't think a fragile government with a small majority wants to do that".
"I don't know if they are healthy or not, but I don't think the frail, fragile look is very feminine, and I don't think it's attractive".
Styler thought maybe "Fragile" ("On and on the rain will say / How fragile we are") or "Demolition Man" ("Tied to a chair, and the bomb is ticking / This situation was not of your picking").
It makes you think about how fragile we — " "Why don't you go help your father?" my mother said to me.
"It's depressing, because they may only have a majority of 12, but imbued as they are with this incredible, male upper-class confidence, they don't think that's fragile at all," he said.
You think of how fragile he now seems, at 27, of how concussions cause more damage when they accumulate and of how Lindros's younger brother, Brett, had to retire because of them.
Justino Pinto de Andrade, the dean of economics at the Catholic University of Angola, who has been a critic of the government, said: "I think Unita is fragile politically and militarily.
You have time to think about how fragile this whole human situation is, how sometimes you just have to withstand burdens and trust others to be careful with you (the foot near that man's neck reconsidered in favor of less vulnerable flesh).
"But it also made me sad to think of how fragile it all is.
