Sentence examples for feel vulnerability from inspiring English sources

While Jerome Kagan, an emeritus psychology professor at Harvard, generally agrees with Cacioppo and doesn't deny the physiological findings, he wonders if Cacioppo isn't just fashioning a contemporary answer for the age-old question of why we as a species feel vulnerability and angst.

As a male, I felt, vulnerability wasn't an option for me.

They learn to stay in control because a traumatic event happened in their past where they felt vulnerable, and vulnerability is something that they can't handle.

As a result of these new enforcement tactics, said Wadhia, "a larger cross-section of the immigrant community feels vulnerable… There's vulnerability even among those with the most compelling reasons to be here".

I felt like we needed it to have Cassius be at his most vulnerable; we needed to feel that vulnerability.

"You know how I feel about vulnerability," Mifsud says.

You feel the vulnerability he is unable to express, and Mr. Richmond's care and restraint make this young man's fate all the more heartbreaking.

Just becoming aware of what I had been doing and why — by acknowledging it to myself — allowed me to feel the vulnerability more directly.

We must stop treating membership of the EU as a favour granted by England, and instead make the English feel their vulnerability and dependence.

In an oblique way, "The Hanging Garden," with its adoptee hero and heroine, supports that plea — that we should know our children better and feel their vulnerability, not recycle them or treat them like excrement.

Just when you think you understand her feelings on things, like when she put Lennon's smashed glasses on her album cover, you feel her vulnerability, you soften, then suddenly you find out she's been living with another man while she's been talking and singing about the murder of her husband, and you deem this disrespectful to both men.