But his wideboy charm was tempered by a generosity of spirit and a deep vulnerability that he tried to conceal.
The movie has the awesome historical feel of a classic Western (the name Patrick Wheeler is even borrowed from Howard Hawks's "Rio Bravo") but its deep vulnerability is closer in tone to that of another Texan melodrama, Vincente Minnelli's "Home from the Hill".
The effect is one of deep vulnerability which normal people cannot relate to.
But the statement nowhere discussed the deep and devastating vulnerability to existing climate extremes on the continent, particularly in the populous, poor and turbulent regions south of the Sahara Desert.
On the contrary, they reflect forces beyond Cairo's control — a new credit line from the Gulf — and serve to underscore Egypt's deep vulnerability as one of the most aid-dependent economies in the Middle East.
Yet Holden says the blog has been "an anonymous outlet for them to share their deepest vulnerabilities (and to swing their d*cks around)." And, finally, who could forget Snapchat, which has truly democratized penis art, allowing anyone to improve photographs with crude sketches.
But it's worth beginning a conversation about ways to live safer in such hazard zones given that this storm season is just getting under way and that big regions of America's tornado hot zone have deep vulnerability resulting from runaway growth and a human tendency to discount threats that have a low probability but disastrous potential.
Efforts that focus on both the hazard and social vulnerability aspects of the disaster risk spectrum (referred to in this article as a deep vulnerability assessment) must be encouraged.
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".
