Sentence examples for been vulnerable enough to from inspiring English sources

I found the place inside myself that has been vulnerable enough to ask others for something I need.

He's vulnerable enough to be underestimated by Gruber.

Though they passed several moose, none were vulnerable enough to take down.

As a result, though Martin was not vulnerable enough to be offered emergency housing, she was vulnerable enough to be offered a tent: Martin, perhaps understandably, was baffled.

Both sides could win the World Cup, and yet both are vulnerable enough to lose.

Anything to eliminate mistakes, in a year when the Giants are vulnerable enough to be wrecked by them.

John Prendergast said that neither side would be able to give up its intransigent position: "The problem is that both Juba and Khartoum think the other is vulnerable enough to fall.

Yet Vickery has much to lose should he suffer more damage to a back which is vulnerable enough to make his other injuries, from a torn rib cartilage to a broken forearm to a fractured eye-socket, appear mildly diversionary.

My colleagues and I are on the frontline, interviewing and assessing homeless people, deciding if someone is vulnerable enough to deserve a room with a shared bathroom and kitchen in a decrepit building 20 miles away.

Lilian Thuram was outstanding in France's back four but he was never put under the kind of pressure that could have reminded anyone that he was vulnerable enough to be dropped by Juventus for the return leg of the Champions League quarter-final with Arsenal.

Be vulnerable enough to let people speak without judgment (and be genuine about it).