Examples of using Frailty in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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There is some frailty in you.
Hamlet taught me that life is a beautiful gift despite its frailty.
That's the frailty of genius, John,- it needs an audience.
On the contrary, his morality rests on consciousness of human frailty.
How greatly we need to let our frailty be anointed by this experience!
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Can I say that when I receive communion during Mass,the Lord encounters my frailty?
It is a table set for one, symbolizing the frailty of a single prisoner alone against oppressors!
Can I say that when I go to Communion in the Mass,the Lord encounters my frailty?
This small table is set for one to symbolize the frailty of one prisoner, alone against his oppressors!
Can I say that when I receive communion during Mass,the Lord encounters my frailty?
The table, set for one, is small- symbolizing the frailty of one prisoner alone against his oppressors!
As we live longer," she explains,"we're going to see more chronichealth care problems and more frailty.
I accept you with all your human frailty, with all your human flaws, with all your human limitations.
Adults also need torealize that some kinds of misbehaviour have to do with the frailty and limitations typical of youth.
In advanced old age, physical and mental frailty may lead to further loss of role and greater dependence on others.
And I realize that this is, in some ways,just another tale in the vast book of human frailty.
The table is being Set for One, symbolizing the frailty of one prisoner, alone against his or her oppressors!
Seeing the frailty of others gives us perspective; it helps us not to go through life licking our wounds.
Similarly, several studies examined how vitamin D affects muscle strength,the risk of falls and frailty in the elderly.
So“we recognize our frailty, yes; but we allow Jesus to transform it and project us continuously towards the mission”.
This has many effects on health and body function,including increased frailty, delayed wound healing, and higher mortality.
But for far too many, old age is endured and not enjoyed,being associated with disease and physical and mental frailty.
Despite their physical frailty, the elderly are always the memory of mankind, the roots of our society, the“pulse” of our civilization.
According to Blessed Grignion,we lack humility if we neglect the mediators whom God has given us because of our frailty.
Each of us, at some point sooner or later, must face-at times painfully- frailty and illness, both our own and those of others.
Taking actions that are meaningful to you will counteract the sense of helplessness orloss of control that often underlies emotional frailty.
The directorial debut of Bill Paxton,perhaps best known for his various roles in James Cameron films, Frailty is an underseen little film that deserves to be more widely recognised.
Frailty received plenty of positive praise, plenty of nominations and wins at various festivals and award ceremonies and was singled out by James Cameron, Sam Raimi and even Stephen King as an exceptional frightful film.
This inevitable damage is often due to free radicals,and is frequently seen as bone frailty, weakness, and decreased density.
