Sentence examples for intensely vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It will be an "intensely vulnerable and painfully honest" attempt to "heal himself in public" – again.

The vast worldwide monoculture of genetically identical plants leaves the Cavendish intensely vulnerable to disease outbreaks.

The team is exceptional at amassing large leads, but when it fails to do so, it becomes intensely vulnerable.

Their very existence has no leeway or buffer, leaving them intensely vulnerable to shifts in the local economy.

"The threat is real for her as a person struggling with this disorder, and America is intensely vulnerable to al Qaeda's threat," Ms. Danes said.

Principally, this is because she managed to attract Paul Dano as her lead: he gives a staggering performance, a bleary-eyed deadbeat who is also intensely vulnerable.

She's both antisocial and intensely sexual — vulnerable and often abused but overequipped to take revenge.

"The structure of that question is intensely disrespectful to vulnerable children," she replied.

The Africa he projected in these pictures was intensely romanticized: a vulnerable place of ephemeral cultures, a doomed and innocent yesterday.

Ms. Streep's frayed, moody Clarissa is no hovering, haloed angel of mercy but an intensely self-aware, vulnerable urbanite worn down by her efforts to do the right thing.

Millions of people have witnessed an intensely personal and vulnerable moment in a child's life.