Sentence examples for as the vulnerable from inspiring English sources
If you hurry, you might be able to catch him as the vulnerable, vacillating Richard II in Michael Grandage's mesmerising final production for the Donmar.
There's a theoretical disjunction between what Downing Street policy-makers conceptualise as the vulnerable child and what is the reality of the vulnerable child at street level.
It has been said that every great movie star embodies a contradiction: James Cagney as the vulnerable tough guy, Jean Harlow as the faithful tramp.
The Reach, a rabid thriller based on Robb White's 1972 crime novel, Deathwatch, puts up Michael Douglas as coyote and Jeremy Irvine as the vulnerable pup.
A major global insurer has warned of the "grave reputational risks" of bankrolling Adani's huge Queensland coal project, as the vulnerable island nation of Kiribati has begun a diplomatic campaign to halt new coalmines worldwide.
Nicolas Cage is in fine form too as the vulnerable boyfriend who worships Fabian and reams of a future he is never going to have - Saturday at 3 05 p.m. on TNT.
Within moments, though, Gibraltar had their landmark goal, as the vulnerable-looking Scotland backline was exposed and Lee Casciaro sent the visiting supporters into raptures with a confident finish past David Marshall.
Of shots fired into small bodies, the adults incapable of offering shelter, the teachers as vulnerable as children themselves?
Bad writing is written defensively; good writing is a way of making the self as vulnerable as possible.
Hart, Detwiler, and their colleagues have recommended that the IUCN Red List categorise the lesula as vulnerable.
Today the walls are as vulnerable as masons are scarce.
