fragility

What few people understand is the fragility of our power.

He had the heart of a child, and a child's fragility.

So, you know, it is the case that there would be some fragility.

Now she feels the fragility of her hold upon me.

She had expected it to hold up better, and found its fragility telling.

"The fragility of America as a nation from its very first days cannot be exaggerated."

What has happened since shows the fragility of such popularity.

The restricted list has very little to do with fragility.

The fragility of the sculpture makes it very difficult to move.

Why does the financial system exhibit fragility in the first place?

Respect for nature's fragility was an article of faith with me.

I think it is this fragility which affects me most.

He had not talked about the fragility of being a major league player.

But, such is the fragility of the global economy, I would not bet on it.

"We became fascinated by the fragility of life," she says.

The process proves the political system's strength, not its fragility.

With so much fragility, who wants to pull the trigger?

My eyes pleaded with her to respect the fragility of the situation.

All present a financial fragility in most of their franchises.

High fragility leads to a higher risk of a financial crisis.

The fragility of the human condition felt overwhelming to the President.

The contrast between fragility and strength brought back the image of those hands in his hair.

Because of their fragility they are rarely displayed in public.

There were no signs of weakness or fragility about him.

Due to the fragility of the building, the museum only opens for a few days each year.