Sentence examples for almost vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Balletomanes who have marvelled at the way Guillem's astounding physical presence can dominate a stage would be surprised to find that, in person, she is slight, almost vulnerable.

When the Nazis came to power in 1933, however, Sander was subjected to official disapproval, perhaps because of the natural, almost vulnerable manner in which he showed the people of Germany or perhaps because of the heterogeneity it revealed.

He seems like such a dynamo on the court but comes off almost vulnerable in person and in his book, "Rafa," written with John Carlin, and just issued by Hyperion.

Despite his size, and his lyrics ("They ain't bulletproof / Fuck them boys / We put holes in they badges"), Gravy has a gentle, almost vulnerable, affect, with an impish smile and glassy, deep-set eyes that undermine any attempts at a scowl.

He is unrepentant: "You knew what I was when you married me!" Prowling around the house like a caged beast, Mr Depardieu confronts his failings—"Wise men are comforted by their limitations"—and emerges as sorrowful, pathetic, almost vulnerable.Yet an imposing performance by Mr Depardieu is not quite enough to rescue this film.

Of course, if you are not interested in renegotiating terms and believe the engagement no longer makes sense for both parties, you may also explain that in an honest and almost vulnerable manner.

It is almost exclusively the most vulnerable members of the community who are accused.

By the same token, it's almost always the most vulnerable and socially isolated residents who bear the brunt of any shortsighted decision.

Effective social services: protecting the most vulnerable children Almost everyone understands what child poverty means: when children are deprived of the resources they need to grow and develop, they are living in poverty.

The 2014 Committing to Child Survival: A Promise Renewed progress report, indicates that the first 28 days of a newborn's life are the most vulnerable with almost 2.8 million babies dying each year during this period.

Taking into account the cost of such interventions, as well as the resource constraints of the country, the UNICEF paper shows that, in ten years, it would be possible to provide access to basic education to almost all the most vulnerable children in Bangladesh, estimated at a total of 4 million.