Sentence examples for Profound vulnerability from inspiring English sources

Their bravado is a heroic effort to compensate for their profound vulnerability.

Forever parrying toughness and profound vulnerability, she has found empathy in Auerbach's retro torch arrangements.

I had, for a long time, a profound vulnerability to hearing about these sorts of routines.

Something in the way he holds his hands between his legs, and his endearingly childish expression of trust, hints at a profound vulnerability.

A judge highlighted public concerns over sexual grooming as he jailed five men for exploiting the "profound vulnerability" of a 15-year-old girl in Rochdale.

What happened in The Woodlands underscored one of the great lessons of Harvey's assault on Houston: the profound vulnerability of a metropolis with an ethos of untrammeled development built, essentially, on a swamp.

The failure to connect the dots before the March attacks and a history of worrisome security lapses at Belgium's nuclear facilities have exposed profound vulnerabilities in the nation's security system.

Both doctors courageously shared their most profound vulnerabilities and personal challenges in treating patients.

And speaking of profound vulnerabilities, did you ever read the Charlotte Bronte novel, Villete?

This study reveals a profound spatial vulnerability of cortical tissue to reduced blood flow.

The Guardian was my newspaper of choice when I lived in the UK, and I've written for them myself, but it is deeply irresponsible journalism to suggest that a complex compromise with which some people disagree is a "back door" or a profound concealed vulnerability.