frailty

But at the same time, he knew human frailty all too well.

The new order had no use for him even before his frailty became clear.

By the time I reached college, my frailty was long gone.

"It must have been difficult for a young boy to understand their human frailties."

Our second biggest health problem, he says, is physical frailty.

That was before he ran into the law, his body's frailties and God.

Even in his frailty, he was a man of decided views.

In this book, things do not turn out the way kids want or expect, and human frailty is simply part of life.

Someone who could look past the frailty of your body and see something useful.

He was eight years old but seemed much younger because of his frailty.

This frailty of the human brain is hard on the sun.

So it's a way of trying to prevent frailty when you're old.

Even these small ones with their own frailties find us guilty.

How many times have you gone into the frailty of men and seen their weaknesses?

But not now, in an open field, where his frailty might be witnessed.

Another theme in the play is the frailty of the human race.

But no one had seen a weakness or physical frailty in him.

My own frailties kept me from being positive and patient enough, for example.

"Let them see the frailties of the system," he said.

The real problem, the frailty of creation after the Fall, still remains.

He was a human being with all the frailties and emotions as the rest of us.

It was no good blaming her for his own frailty.

He has three children, and is exposed daily to the frailty of life.

See if they can deal with their own fears and frailties, as it were.

Cameron felt the frailty of the position as he spoke.