Sentence examples for a tiny vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It is a back view of her late partner Susan Sontag in Petra, Jordan, a tiny, vulnerable figure, between massive muscular outcrops of rock, staring up at a Roman temple in the desert.

I was holding a tiny, vulnerable creature in my hand, so I had to run fast – but not too fast, making sure the precious life in my hand was fine all the way.

This can lead to the birth of a tiny, vulnerable preemie.

It's one thing for a tiny, vulnerable minority to look upon the larger society with suspicion.

The Ravens, despite being 9-3, suddenlookook a tiny bit vulnerable in the AFC North after their defeat to Pittsburgh.

The biblical image of David and Goliath comes to mind, except that the roles have been reversed: a tiny and vulnerable Palestinian David faces a massively armed and overbearing Israeli Goliath.

"To me it shows these tiny, vulnerable figures insulated by design, ready to take off," Kinchin said.

Those first pictures of the tiny, vulnerable, yet beautiful Earth led in part to the environmental movement.

"Our whole planet suddenly, in this image, seemed tiny, vulnerable, and incredibly lonely against the vast blackness of the cosmos," Petsko wrote.

She is strangely attracted to tiny, vulnerable Barry, who offers her the emotional support that she isn't getting from her boyfriend.

The implacable mass of trillion-year-old rock meets quivering flesh: the vast, unimaginable forces of geology and geography engulf this tiny, vulnerable life.