frailty造句

This human frailty has profound consequences.

The dollar's frailty is making policymakers outside America increasingly nervous.

Your frailty makes them wary of buying anything from you.

Despite his age and frailty, he did not die.

The love stories that touch us most deeply are punctuated by human frailty.

And sometimes, thankfully, his talent for spotting frailty goes the other way.

But we must recognize that our human frailty makes it challenging to mete out true justice.

Robert Rossen's classic drama was at once a dazzling sports picture and a tragic account of human frailty.

Assad's frailty and a stroke suffered by Foreign Minister Shara in the fall of 1999 heightened Barak's sense of urgency.

To measure you by your smallest deed is to reckon the power of ocean by the frailty of its foam.

After thirty years of married happiness, he could still remind himself that Victoria was endowed with every charm except the thrilling touch of human frailty.

Portugal in particular has huge foreign debt, much of it channelled through its banks: some think this is the country’s main frailty.

Many ancients devote their whole life to research work. For them, the frailty of old age gives way to the strong interest they've discovered in their occupations.

Although this has begun to reduce the stock of unsold new homes, the frailty of demand means that supply still vastly outweighs sales.

There were few people on whose secrecy she would have more confidently depended; but at the same time, there was no one whose knowledge of a sister's frailty would have mortified her so much.

Often these questions consider the choices she made as a mother (" Was I always the problem? ") and her own increasing frailty (" What if I can never again locate the words that work? ").

It is, perhaps, the quintessential human frailty, a reminder that the Promethean talent of the human mind - this strange ability to think about itself - is both a blessing and a burden.