Sentence examples similar to ever so vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Jools and Jops were your earliest, ever-so-vulnerable troops in Cannon Fodder, and the longer you kept them alive the better they got.
"We have hardly ever been so vulnerable in our history as we are now, with the borders open and everyone and anyone, including suicide bombers and economic freeloaders, pouring in".
"We have hardly ever been so vulnerable in our history as we are now, with the borders open and everyone and anyone, including suicide bombers and economic freeloaders, pouring in". Like many here, she declines to give her name or any other details that might identify her.
Fairs make art almost too accessible, and at the same time no art ever looks quite so vulnerable as it does at a fair, crammed onto a stand with wobbly walls in the souk.
"I don't think we've ever seen her so vulnerable before the character is in a very different place". Predictably cryptic.
(Although some Pokemon may be better caught with others. Case in point, Groudon is the heaviest Pokemon ever so will be most vulnerable to Heavy balls).
No child should ever have to see their father so vulnerable at that age.
Vaughn knows that the vulnerability of the young is a more tremulous issue than ever, so he switches things around, leaving grownups vulnerable to their juniors.
Why a Rex Ryan defense, made to stop the run, would be so vulnerable to it — worse than it's ever been — and that against a banged up and run-down Pittsburgh offensive line will be an eternal mystery.
Politicians can spend a fortune reducing temperatures ever so slightly within 100 years or they could spend much less helping the world's most vulnerable people today.
