Sentence examples for emotional vulnerable from inspiring English sources

We recorded [Roberta Flack's] The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face with her, and it had a really fragile, emotional, vulnerable quality to it.

Despite an emotional, vulnerable period in which he lost his grip on the No. 1 ranking and lost a series of major finals to Rafael Nadal, he has regained his swagger, momentum and authoritative first serve.

We wanted to make sure that we put them each in a very emotional, vulnerable place.

He believes that Facebook offers the tool to people who are at their most emotional vulnerable and receptive moment, "making every French flag profile pic a mini-ad for Facebook as a company".

One was a mercurial, emotional, surprisingly vulnerable Celt.

Birth and the post-partum period is such an emotional and vulnerable time.

Aren't people in Alcoholics Anonymous told not to counsel people who are intoxicated because they are emotional and vulnerable, Ms. Balbert asked.

"I was very undisciplined and weak and fearful and sensitive, and this left me being emotional and vulnerable all the time".

And David [Tennant] and Olivia [Colman] played police detectives that people haven't seen before: she's incredibly emotional and vulnerable… there's not many shows where you see the police officer crying as much as the family".

He also co-wrote and produced Sky Ferreira's Everything is Embarrassing, a song that pretty much embodies the Hynes aesthetic: it's a song that's both catchy and emotional, both vulnerable and danceable.

About 65% of Oakwood's women gave birth in hospital last year, and the midwives' advocacy role becomes key if complications arise during labour, said Jacqueline. "When you're in pain and you're tired and you feel really emotional and vulnerable, it's difficult to actually hear your own voice.