Sentence examples for whose fragile from inspiring English sources

Divine mnemosyne, whose fragile netting.

And what about Northern Ireland, part of whose fragile stability depends on human rights?

Mavis Gallant's stories depict isolated characters whose fragile worlds of illusion are shattered (The Selected Stories of Mavis Gallant, 1996).

See articleDonors pledged $750m in aid for Haiti, an impoverished and strife-ridden country whose fragile government was elected in February.

A very different writer is Johan Theorin, whose fragile, glass-boned narrative style assumes an operatic scale in The Voices Beyond (Doubleday, £12.99).

She is among hundreds of elderly people whose fragile lives were upended by the storm and who face starting over late in life.

This was at least on some level a collective fantasy of efficiency, a dream of industry, in a country whose already fragile toehold in the 20th century had just been forcibly rescinded.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration, already struggling to stave off a collapse of Middle East peace talks, is increasingly alarmed by unrest in Lebanon, whose own fragile peace is being threatened by militant opponents of a politically charged investigation into the killing in 2005 of a former Lebanese leader.

Where statistically significant differences existed between families with children at the CCH and REACH, REACH families were lower functioning, generally confirming the hypothesis that families whose medically fragile children live in a residential facility are higher functioning than those whose children live in the home.

And then there's Leon, whose confidence is fragile but whose voice makes him the loveable underdog.

There was two final ignominies for Rangers, whose discipline looked fragile throughout.