Sentence examples for certain precariousness from inspiring English sources

You could see a certain precariousness in the early pictures for which she modelled herself, Propped, Prop, Untitled - the naked fat body perched on a stool, the fat itself a narrative of imbalance.

We can't do very much about that, but the artists among us have found fascinating ways to reflect on this precariousness of certain parts of the world.

If most "slums" don't enjoy adequate infrastructure, it is not because it is technically difficult or even expensive, but rather because there is a deliberate will to keep certain neighbourhoods in a state of precariousness and political dependency.

"It's her name on the paycheck, and sure, we've thought about the precariousness of having just one breadwinner.

Potentially Shefer et al.'s (this issue) analysis of young men's talk has a more positive take: while recognising the dominance of certain discourses, they also highlight how young men's vulnerability is also evident in talk and how this establishes a precariousness that may be the basis for change.

Jewish precariousness persists.

Soutra Gilmour's design conjures precariousness.

"You can see the precariousness of it.

Precariousness has become a way of life.

Frank recognises the precariousness of the situation.

The precariousness of life is evident.