Sentence examples for a bit vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

"A confluence of all those headwinds creates a perfect storm of uncertainty on a market that had already been a bit vulnerable to a pullback," said Quincy M. Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential Financial.

Laughing is a very exposing, defenceless thing to do, so you have to be a bit vulnerable onstage to let them know it's OK.

…if they come in and they're feeling a bit vulnerable and I actually don't really feel they're going to kill themselves, I do think they can go home back to the community …, I must say I always discuss it with a psychiatrist… (M19).

I feel a bit vulnerable that I may fall into the abyss of information and struggle to surface.

The sport needs Rudisha, but we don't want people to always win by a procession so it's good that he'll be a bit vulnerable when he returns.

"I feel a bit vulnerable.

On this front, Miller did seem a bit vulnerable.

She knows this man, too, and describes him as a bit vulnerable and easily led.

Guitarist Albert Hammond Jr just appears a bit vulnerable without his old mess of hair, his eyes more doleful than ever.

"The personal element often comes in, because it's what makes the speaker a bit vulnerable in front of the audience," Giussani explained.

Charles Moore, the highly eurosceptic deputy editor of the Telegraph, told Gimson Borisis was always a bit vulnerable because his stories weren't always wholly accurate".