Sentence examples for good vulnerable from inspiring English sources

She said, 'You know, Ted is the only person who's apologized more than I have.' They are really good, vulnerable people".

The recognition that microbial-shared (surface or secreted) molecules are public goods, vulnerable to exploitation by cheaters, brings to the fore the need to understand social dilemmas raised by microbial cooperation [11, 12].

Mariano Rivera, the closer, has been good but vulnerable.

He had Frederick undergo psychological tests (good man vulnerable to isolation, strong desire for approval).

With an indeterminate life-span they continue to pose a significant threat to the civilian population, as well as restrict the movement of people, aid and goods to vulnerable populations.

By their very nature, he says, wealth and other physical goods are vulnerable and transitory.

Through the researchers they buy off and the doctors who write the prescriptions (many of whom are well-meaning but uneducated), Big Pharma is selling a bill of goods to vulnerable parents who are desperately looking for a way to help their children.

He seemed vulnerable, good.

Unhindered by conscience, psychopaths can be good at turning vulnerable acquaintances into fervent allies.

But I think it's good to be vulnerable to hate when you're looking at art.

When performance art is bad, it is worse than almost anything and even the good stuff is vulnerable to ridicule.