Sentence examples for too brittle from inspiring English sources

Stein leaves them to soak for one minute, and Luu whips them straight out again – but I find these far too brittle to roll.

Last month the British news media — often cheerleaders for United — accused Barcelona of being a side too ornate and too brittle.

And to think the British media, cheerleaders for United, last month accused Barcelona of being a side too ornate, and too brittle.

The ageless Vikram Solanki was one of only eight Englishmen to make 1,000 Championship runs in the top flight, but the batting was otherwise too brittle.

This method could successfully avoid destroying CNT arrays; however, silicon nitride was too brittle which limited the mechanical properties of the membrane.

On certain occasions larvae were fixed in awkward positions and were too brittle to straighten out.

"Siloed systems are too brittle," says Mr. Wallen.

West London, one woman said, was "too brittle" for her.

The skin is too brittle to give up further information.

This is too brittle and fragile a condition to hold.

Because casein is too brittle for canvas, it must be applied to rigid boards or panels.