Examples of using How fragile in English and their translations into Japanese
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This injury reminded us of how fragile life is.
With Uranus currently retrograde in Taurus, we're reminded just how fragile our place in nature can be.
This incident has reminded me how fragile our lives are.
Today, again, I am reminded of this beautiful life and how fragile we all are.
It's a narrative that suggests how fragile our institutions really are.
Situations like this remind us how fragile we are.
It really reminded me just how fragile life is, and how things can change in an instant.
In real time, it was hard to appreciate how fragile our position was.
Although it has been a decade since the 2008 financial crisis, people have not forgotten how fragile the international banking system really is.
Every morning following such a horrifying display of disasters, might they be perpetuated in familiar places or far away, reminds us how fragile gathering peace and communal empathy look like before the implacable nature of hatred….
That evening, astronauts held a live broadcast from their spacecraft unveiling the images- making us realize how fragile and lonely we really are in the cosmos.
It is impossible for any doomed population to grasp how fragile the decayed financial, social and political system is on the eve of implosion.
Several major governments that sit at the head of this chaos know our diligence and know just how fragile their positions have become.
Sickness reminds how fragile we are, lay-offs remind us that hard work doesn't guarantee anything, and conflict reminds us that we need Jesus in every area of our lives.
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far away, reminds us how fragile gathering peace and communal empathy look like before the implacable nature of hatred….
When I asked Rusbridger if he had any regrets about the way his paper handled the cables or the way it worked with WikiLeaks, he said,“No,” but his response was so tentative that it seemed to reveal how fragile the project was in his mind.
And how fragile that peace is.
That's how fragile life is.
And how fragile those things are.