Sentence examples for both vulnerable and from inspiring English sources

Their cracked surfaces seem both vulnerable and inveterate.

When Rufus Wainwright sings, he sustains every word, using a vibrato that's both vulnerable and obstinate.

Monday night's victor in Nice will know the hosts can be both vulnerable and irrepressible.

There's something eerie about it, too: the girl's expression is both vulnerable and strong.

That makes the American troops both vulnerable and essential to maintaining the improvement that the occupation boasts of.

"Formation" would be the first single, and an introduction to Beyoncé's new aesthetic: both vulnerable and political.

CNS trauma can lead to generation of damaged cellular components such as mitochondria, lysosomes, and peroxisomes, which are both vulnerable to and a source of oxidative stress.

It involves both vulnerable children and the foster carers, so the information the council is able to release publicly is limited by law.

Healthy relationships didn't last; her low self worth made her both vulnerable to and more receptive of people who were likely to hurt her.

Moreover, mitochondria are both vulnerable to and, if injured, a source of elevated ROS.

Jacobs said: "Mr Farquharson is both very vulnerable and probably a very lonely individual.