"We think there is a strong bank here, but with a vulnerability, which is its sources of funding," said Matthew Taylor, an analyst at Fitch Ratings, which downgraded some of the bank's credit ratings Friday.
But the Varley drawing is so beautiful, showing a man full of strength and character, but with a vulnerability about him, Turner at the height of his powers as his contemporaries truly saw him.
With versatility, grit and a textbook backhand, she won seven Grand Slam titles, was the tour's best player in recent years, but always with a vulnerability well hidden under her ubiquitous baseball cap.
He speaks quickly, in a strong Glasgow accent, but surprisingly softly, and with a vulnerability that is at times quite unsettling.
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This theoretical versatility comes with a vulnerability to injury.
"But with it comes a vulnerability, probably for a small group, but an important group, with a mortality rate as high as that of any psychiatric disorder".
An extraordinary change therefore came over the performance when Heidi Grant Murphy began her solo, winging with supreme ease but also with a human vulnerability and expressive immediacy.
Delivering the high-speed banter written by the series' creator, Aaron Sorkin, Ms. Janney is a throwback to the Rosalind Russell of "His Girl Friday" and "No Time for Comedy," while her C. J., wised up but with a core of vulnerability, recalls the roles that used to be written for Jean Arthur.
He is confident and relaxed, but with an air of vulnerability that is exacerbated, although I don't think created, by his slightly lugubrious looks; you feel that he's hiding nothing, but that there's a lot to get to.
