| In such a situation, one may say that hip fracture often is an epiphenomenon that is more related to the extreme frailness of the elderly than to being a real disease. |
| Taking a deep breath, he began, the frailness of his voice alarming him. |
| Manned missions generally accelerate no faster than 1.2 gravities due to the frailness of their cargo. |
| Amara studied the woman, her ancient yet wise face, the frailness of her limbs contradicting the underlying strength embedded in them. |
| To those who met him from at least the 1960s onward, he already appeared a frail individual, but his frailness belied his determination and toughness. |
| Despite his visible frailness, Michael's repeated message – appropriate to the season and his position in front of a Christmas tree – was of joy. |
