frailty in a sentence

• In Japan, superheroes have frailties and major characters can die.
• He talked about human frailty in many of his literacy masterpieces.
• But because the church is divine, it survives human frailty.
• Instead of heroism, it was time again for human frailties.
• So Wetteland asks for compassion and an understanding of human frailties.
• Frailty of texture and form suggests music withered to a crisp.
• Soon, however, the fairy tale succumbed to human frailty.
• The case is a clash of institutional conservatism versus human frailty.
• Despite their frailties, they are unbreakable _ but not unbendable.
• One reason for her success was her acknowledgment of human frailty.
• It's difficult to see frailty in a sentence .
• Foote has an almost Chekhovian knack for quietly revealing human frailty.
• The former secretary has an explanation : the frailty of memory.
• I understand the frailties of life better than I ever have.
• Like all of us, Paul was touched by human frailty.
• "Frailty " is that preposterous, and more.
• "I think it's the frailty,"
• Maybe a complaisant press corps overlooked his moral and physical frailties.
• But they exposed deep frailties in Venezuela's democratic fabric.
• Complete strangers'insatiable appetite for any sign of human frailty.
• He said he was surprised by the pope's frailty.