Sentence examples for a rather vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Thornton made at least two difficult saves in the second half to bail out a rather vulnerable defense for the Americans, who finished third in their group behind Costa Rica and Mexico.

(The Fw 200 was actually a rather vulnerable aircraft).

"I'm a woman and a sex worker, which means that I am part of a rather vulnerable class.

Although this number may not be enough to reach full saturation, we need to take into account the reality of inclusion of a rather vulnerable patient group which will demand large efforts in time and resources in the project team.

This is an area where the midfoot is rather vulnerable.

It makes them rather vulnerable to old ways, old acquaintances.

You'd visit some rather vulnerable older grande-dame and there, of course, was Sam.

In its urban context, it is the Bastille that seems small and rather vulnerable.

I take another tack: They are better than that, being genuine, rather vulnerable and larded with history.

"I was standing in the middle of the stage, feeling rather vulnerable and alone, when suddenly the whole place lit up," he remembers.

There are spots of high colour on his cheeks that make him look, oddly, rather vulnerable and take the menace out of his pointy incisors.