Sentence examples for felt vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

EVER since the Labour government started spending like a drunken sailor, ministers have felt vulnerable to the charge that they are securing poor value for taxpayers' money.

They had got used to being poorer, but felt vulnerable to further cuts, could no longer save, and felt insecure about their future.

Merlin was designed to appease critics of the government at a time when ministers felt vulnerable to the accusation of letting banks off the hook.

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

Indian governments continue to feel vulnerable to such attack.

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

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

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