Sentence examples for feels vulnerable to from inspiring English sources
It feels vulnerable to transfer his feelings through lyrics and music, but vulnerability is a feeling Carter is accustomed to. .
But the president still feels vulnerable to attacks from the left.
That is partly why Microsoft feels vulnerable to the Internet.For technology lock-in to occur, there must be high costs associated with switching to a competing product, as there are, for example, for users of Microsoft Word.
Israel, especially, feels vulnerable to the mullahs' machinations.Many people conclude that only the threat of military action can hold Iran back, and that despite the costs and the risks, an attack, they say, would be better than allowing Iran to arm itself.
They say it was not, as the Football Association chairman, Greg Dyke, is alleging, because Blatter feels vulnerable to the FBI investigation, or to the scandal over the $10m Fifa paid to the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (Concacaf), which Chuck Blazer claims was a bribe to have him and Jack Warner vote for South Africa to host the 2010 World Cup.
This fateful change in Israeli priorities comes at a time when the United States has hundreds of thousand of boots on Middle East soil and America feels vulnerable to Arab anger for enabling Israel's occupation of Palestinian lands, especially Jerusalem, so important to Islam.
