Sentence examples for comfortably vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Isn't the whole point of being with someone to share your thoughts and feel comfortably vulnerable with?
Wild pronouncements that prompt incomplete or misdirected responses can disproportionately focus attention to less threatening issues to the exclusion of other more urgent ones, leaving us comfortably oblivious, but more vulnerable.
In terms of spin, though, Moeen was tidy at the start and adequate overall, but Adil Rashid, on his Test debut, and handled sympathetically by Alastair Cook, was a disappointment, played comfortably in defence, targeted as vulnerable by Hafeez and Shoaib, with too many poor deliveries that kept the board moving.
The three other one-seeds advanced comfortably.The two-seeds, however, proved vulnerable.
However, we're all familiar with people who are new to technology and less than comfortably with its use, and these vulnerable people are easy targets.
Costa's goal came in the fifth minute of added time for a vulnerable Valencia side, who were comfortably beaten by an Atletico team that will be ruing their late lapse of concentration.
All of the vulnerable Republicans in southeastern Pennsylvania now find themselves in districts that voted comfortably for President Trump and Mitt Romney.
Strategists say a defeat here for Dr. Dean, who has raised more money than the other contenders and leads comfortably in the most recent national polls, would make the former governor suddenly seem vulnerable.
Reconciling women with their abusers may not sit comfortably with westerners, but in a country still recovering from a decade of civil war, PLCs are a lifeline for many vulnerable women.
