Sentence examples for enough vulnerability from inspiring English sources

But there is enough vulnerability and brittle emotion in the Olympics without dragging family relationships into the mix.

The show is often at its sharpest when examining the difficulty of maintaining enough vulnerability to let the world in, but not so much that it destroys you.

The role of Susy is played by Christina Bennett Lind, who moves a bit too quickly for a newly blind woman but manages to convey enough vulnerability and charm to get the audience on her side.

Her voice is alluring but firm, with just barely enough vulnerability to carry off a pledge like "I'll love you like I love you/Then I'll die," which appears in the title track.

STAR: Lorraine Bracco BROADWAY ROLE: Mrs. Robinson in "The Graduate" DATES PERFORMED: Nov. 19, 2002, to March 2, 2003 REVIEWS: Reviews were mixed, ranging from "lacks variety and depth" (Howard Kissel, The Daily News) and "a lethargic bore" (Adam Feldman, Broadway.com) to "just enough vulnerability" (Linda Winer, Newsday) and "she's simply sensational" (Clive Barnes, The New York Post).

But both showed just enough vulnerability to keep the races intensely contested for at least another month.

According to jailbreak developer David Wang (@planetbeing), the public-facing jailbreak tool is not complete just yet, but he says the team behind it has enough vulnerabilities to create it, barring Apple fixing anything that the hackers found in their public iOS 6.1 release.

I think that there are enough of vulnerabilities in the way that we do schooling for all of us to take some responsibility for our improving it.

Never forgetting that she is writing a mystery story, the author gives us a capable detective team in Connor and Margaret (a computer consultant who has enough smarts, vulnerabilities and uncertain scruples to star in her own adult detective series), clues and clues to clues, a suspenseful pace and, in Vivian, a villain who is glamorous if not too bright.

"I hope that's enough proof of vulnerability for him," says Hayley.

In films she was a creation of lighting and makeup, with enough hints of vulnerability to set imaginations awhirl.