Sentence examples for implied vulnerability from inspiring English sources

In that context, we considered that the model's poses implied vulnerability and sexual precocity".

It implies vulnerability, feebleness and fragility.

"Mutant" embodies courage, but its burlap markings imply vulnerability.

Sex implies vulnerability, and Ice Cube will have no truck with that.

In "Standing by the Rags" the weight of the model's stomach, that fold of her flesh, somehow implying vulnerability, sticks in my mind.

Trust implies vulnerability, positive expectations of good will, and, arguably, empathy (Baier 1994; Jones 1996; Faulkner 2007).

Research shows that the quality that makes a relationship last is its degree of affection and affection implies vulnerability.

Girls fared better than boys implying vulnerability of the latter to the existing harsh environment.

Articles generally did not clearly define vulnerability, yet imply that vulnerability had to do with a lack of advocacy and referred to specific populations such as disenfranchised or marginalized populations who were particularly susceptible to vulnerability because they lacked the ability to control situations [ 2, 4, 19].

In spite of Mediterranean ecosystems' high resilience to fire, these changes have implied more vulnerability and reduced natural recovery with irreparable long-term negative effects.

Mr. McQueen's clothes had a feral sensibility that implied the vulnerabilities of wealth and beauty — the sense that certain imbalances could not eternally hold.