Sentence examples for be at best vulnerable from inspiring English sources
An adult who will be, at best, vulnerable," she said.
In his party conference speech last week, David Cameron promised to help hard-to-reach people get jobs – he hailed "an economy where no one gets left behind" – but evidence suggests the vulnerable jobless are at best in danger of being pushed to the back of the queue, at worst, being sidelined and ignored.
Senator Joe Lieberman's defeat in the Connecticut Democratic primary suggests that Democrats must stop hating who they are when they are at their best: politicians who help the vulnerable and the marginalized.
This delicate arrangement is, at times, vulnerable.
Her writing is at its best when it is honest and vulnerable rather than hectoring and prescriptive: when she admits, for example, that even she feels the loneliness of modern society at times, and yearns for the sense of belonging that life in the clan however cruel and dysfunctional can still provide.
She was at her best, giving a vocally assured and dramatically vulnerable performance and winning a lusty ovation.
We are at our best as Australians when we care for the most vulnerable in our community," he says.
Note that a conservative or preppy look is best for this time of your life, when you are at your most vulnerable.
Murray hasn't been at his best after losing in the finals of the Australian Open to Roger Federer and looked vulnerable in his third round match.
