These are all elements, but Ms. Clark's idea of vulnerability seems closer to the truth.
Murray might have started better, of course, but managed in the second and third sets at least to hint at the idea of vulnerability in the machine-like efficiency of the game's pre-eminent force.
Do you naturally think of creativity as something connected to the body? A. I think that the idea of vulnerability is something you constantly bump up against as you grow older, but when you're younger it's quite traumatic.
In a thorough interpretation of spatialization, a new and different approach is possible: a spatialized or regionalized idea of vulnerability focused on explaining danger from a concrete and not abstract perspective, where the bodily dimension is taken into account.
"I wanted to write a play about the experience of being a young woman and looking at vulnerability and our idea of vulnerability," says Sarah Quintrell, Ellen's writer.
The old, brutalist boarding schools, making wounded, stoic little gentlemen, have little place in a society converted to ideas of emotional vulnerability, the virtues of individuality and self-expression.
In this way, nurses in the West privilege neoliberal principles of individualism rather than attempting to go beyond this dominant paradigm and include collectivist ideas on vulnerability.
The title refers to Thorn's stage fright and a nightmare she would have about being naked at the Albert Hall, while alluding to ideas of emotional exposure and vulnerability.
Analysis of such data may not go beyond the development of an aggregate (or generic) vulnerability curve for a combined portfolio giving no idea of the vulnerability of individual building types represented by this curve.
On the other there's the idea of Jewish vulnerability – the ancient scapegoating motif – launched, here, with the initial suspicion that Jews are to blame for the plague.
