I feel vulnerability in coming out in a forum like this.
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".
On Sept. 11, 2001, America felt its vulnerability even to threats that gather on the other side of the earth.
On September 11 2001, America felt its vulnerability even to threats that gather on the other side of the Earth.
Significantly, findings show that girls rejected the 'vulnerable' label that was ascribed to them and instead felt that vulnerability was better defined by life experience instead of age.
KUALA LUMPUR — Rattled by earthquakes, deluged by typhoons and devastated by a tsunami, Asia in recent years has repeatedly felt its vulnerability to natural disasters.
"The history lesson of the last 82 years," he said, "is that each time our country felt this vulnerability, it has substantially restricted free speech.
A young, brash Giants defense -- epitomized by Sehorn, whose bounty of talent graced and dominated games last year -- felt its vulnerability that instant.
"I felt extreme vulnerability over the last few years, more than I ever had, and no longer wanted to keep rushing into movie jobs or a play just to escape how I was feeling," Ms. Johansson said in one of the production's rehearsal rooms, as she gently caressed a blue-ink tattoo of a charm bracelet on her right wrist.
