Sentence examples for ever vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Ever strong and ever vulnerable.

It is these attachments, Shakyamuni Buddha taught, that leave us always and ever VULNERABLE TO SUFFERING.

Children are, more than ever, vulnerable to life-threatening illnesses and diseases.

"I don't believe he was ever vulnerable," Mr. Ragone said flatly.

Propaganda is central, victory begins in the mind and the heart is ever vulnerable to seduction.

But that is the only sign his arm was ever vulnerable.

Army types often claim that when most of the Palestinian militant groups declared a ceasefire early last year, in a deal with Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president, it was partly because they wanted to take the heat off themselves and their ever-vulnerable leaders.When Israel left Gaza, Hamas maintained this ceasefire.

Commercial property looks ever more vulnerable.

Roma, by contrast, are looking ever more vulnerable after losing 2-0 at home to Atalanta.

But when I ask him when he has ever felt vulnerable and penniless and desperate, he says he never has.

And they warned that Italian banks' buying of government bonds made them ever more vulnerable to the staggering debt of the government in Rome.