Sentence examples for deep vulnerability from inspiring English sources

Dunleavy's bravado masks a deep vulnerability, to which she can only give way when alone.

Narcissists may seem very confident, but that confidence conceals a deep vulnerability.

But his wideboy charm was tempered by a generosity of spirit and a deep vulnerability that he tried to conceal.

Emotionally, he could convey without whining, sobbing or snarling a deep vulnerability, a sheer nakedness of need.

"Steve is a real contradiction," Mr. Tiffany continued, "because he's incredibly attractive but he has a deep vulnerability that is very truthful".

But behind the pretty-boy looks was a dramatically potent combination of naked ambition and deep vulnerability, both likely products of his Dickensian childhood in the Bronx.

The medical profession as a whole abounds with fragile egos and deep vulnerabilities.

Officials at the Department of Health and Human Services said the new reporting requirements had exposed deep vulnerabilities and encouraged renewed vigilance.

The Ebola outbreak has served as a prolonged and revealing stress test, exposing countries' deep vulnerabilities well beyond the disease response.

The emergence from a dustbin of one of Australian theatre and cinema's most beloved faces, as Bruce Spence's Nagg demands his supper, brings vitality to the stage, and he is expertly flanked by Sarah Peirse as Nell, whose wistful, elegiac calmness anchors the deep vulnerabilities and insecurities evinced by the male protagonists.

Canadian law enforcement officials said yesterday that they had arrested a Montreal high school student in one of the computer attacks that crippled some of the Internet's biggest sites in February, exposing deep vulnerabilities in the fledgling world of electronic commerce.