Sentence examples for constantly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Feeling constantly vulnerable and exposed after weeks wandering the urban landscape left me exhausted.

Mother and daughter do eventually seem to have become happily reunited, though constantly vulnerable to Christy's resentful manoeuvres.

The Ganges, as well as its tributaries and distributaries, is constantly vulnerable to changes in its course in the delta region.

Not only that, but the containment of its manner felt as if it conveyed something about what it might feel like to be locked in the closet – constantly on guard, constantly vulnerable to the unthinking cruelties of straight assumptions.

These responses are the result of evolution in a world in which humans were constantly vulnerable to predators, poisonous plants and animals, and natural phenomena such as thunder and lightning.

There he contended with Soviet brutality; ached to feel at home in a place where Jews were constantly vulnerable; and fell for the politically daring woman who would give birth to the girl he later raises alone, in Israel.

On the external front, the media remains under such perpetual threats from the army and the Taliban that it will constantly remain vulnerable to censorship and even possible threats of permanent closure for being too honest.

It was a kind of post-traumatic anxiety, constantly feeling very vulnerable and thinking I was going to die at any minute".

Therefore, I approach the deanship with our most vulnerable students constantly in mind.

Cured, too, from the "cancer of being vulnerable to constantly changing feelings".

"As an actor, the challenge was constantly being in that vulnerable space, because it's uncomfortable," said Ms. Oduye, who is 33.