Sentence examples for becoming vulnerable from inspiring English sources
The crucial feeling, he believes, is vulnerability: becoming vulnerable, and embracing the potential of feeling vulnerable, is the starting point to understanding ourselves.
In that campaign Mr. Reagan said the Carter Administration had allowed the opening of the "window of vulnerability," the notion that American missiles were becoming vulnerable to Soviet attack.
So you're becoming vulnerable for your wife?
"The potential downside is that you're becoming vulnerable and taking a risk," he said.
In the mid-1960's, however, that sort of reporting was becoming vulnerable.
The bad guys do have better weapons, but business systems are also becoming vulnerable in new ways.
Thirdly devices previously impervious to attack are becoming vulnerable and here we are talking in particular about mobile telephony devices and voice over IP (VOIP) phones.
Only a few months ago, Democrats faced big hurdles in New York, with districts once deemed safe suddenly becoming vulnerable, largely because of new Congressional maps.
With Christ, we see the King of Glory coming to a broken world and becoming vulnerable--to the point of death--to save the vulnerable.
"If you don't, you become vulnerable to becoming a victim of that behaviour," said Davison.
