Sentence examples for a vulnerable role from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the personalized embarrassment of females, males seem to object to being in a vulnerable role position.

It's typically sober and elegant, and Cotillard excels in a nervy, vulnerable role.

The region is also still locked in the vulnerable role as a supplier of basic commodities.

She won for the HBO drama "Big Little Lies," in which she plays the vulnerable role of Celeste Wright, a lawyer-turned-housewife in an abusive relationship.

It was clear that my coaching required this physician leader to step into an emotionally inspiring but publicly vulnerable role and was akin to asking him to come face to face with his personal dragon.

But of course, they do, and Don, playing the vulnerable role, tells her after that he needs to know that it means something.

Jason Bateman plays another of his opaque, prickly and vulnerable roles as a guy whose marriage breaks up just as his dad dies, so he must go home for the funeral to face an adorable anthology of siblings with all their spouses and their issues: Adam Driver, Corey Stoll, Timothy Olyphant and Feyey.

Josh Schell and Megan Trout fill the vulnerable roles expertly, with Schell revealing Nick's feelings through a superb symphony of facial expressions.

It's possible that Ms. Semionova, who was making her Ballet Theater debut, is better suited to roles other than Kitri (she dances Odette-Odile in the company's "Swan Lake" on July 2); but there's no doubt that Ms. Cojocaru, whose fragility makes her ideal for vulnerable roles, was cast against type.

Promoting increased awareness of the important, and very vulnerable, roles of flying foxes in maintaining forests is potentially the most important step to ensure maintenance of the unique ecosystems in which they occur.

Now American audiences can see him in his first major role, as a vulnerable, riveting young psychopath in the Scottish director Paul McGuigan's film "Gangster No. 1," which opens in the United States on Friday.