Sentence examples for feel vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

Indian governments continue to feel vulnerable to such attack.

The Poles feel vulnerable to Russia's monopoly on gas supply.

"Many Muslim Australians feel vulnerable to discrimination," he said.

"I think it makes all sex workers feel vulnerable to violence.

The main difficulty is that the Saudis themselves feel vulnerable to the Islamic fundamentalists.

America allows you to play the role of the fruity upper-class Englishman, whereas in En-gland you'd feel vulnerable to exposure".

It feels vulnerable to transfer his feelings through lyrics and music, but vulnerability is a feeling Carter is accustomed to. .

I may also have felt vulnerable to the accusation of marital Johnny-come-lately-ism.

But the president still feels vulnerable to attacks from the left.

"Britain was not like the continent of Europe," Thomas explains, "where populations felt vulnerable to conquest.

In the first three, he felt vulnerable to the big inning and was unable to untangle himself from jams.