His songs are intimate without evincing vulnerability, perhaps because he so rarely loses his cool, or feels the need to wail or throw tantrums.
Avahan describes community mobilization as the process by which key population members "utilize their intimate knowledge of vulnerability to overcome the barriers they face and realize reduced HIV risk and greater self-reliance through their collective action" (Avahan, 2008).
The young prince delivers a spew of insults at the aged man that, under the guise of play, strikes Falstaff to the core — and Welles directs the scene with his back turned to the Prince, as if to conceal his feelings, which, however, he reveals to the camera, into which he stares with a confessional vulnerability, an intimate self-recognition that is almost unbearable to witness.
However, there are limited data describing differences in the distribution of such normative acts by residency and literacy and its contribution to vulnerability to intimate partner violence.
Although the long-term effects of conflict on children is rarely discussed, available evidence suggests that girls' vulnerability to sexual and intimate partner violence does not necessarily end with the cessation of armed conflict; in fact in many instances their vulnerability is exacerbated by reconstruction programmes that fail to specifically target their needs [ 16, 17].
His intimate understanding of the vulnerabilities facing Black and Latino students combined with his education leadership experience position him to be a driving force for educational equity.
To prey on children's intimate fears and hopes abandonment, ugliness, vulnerability, physical terror, desire to be admired and have agency but to use shared laughter ("merry" laughter, in my promo-writing mind) to assure and empower the young reader.
The latter, deliberately and with intimate knowledge, exploits known points of vulnerability that can cripple an organization.
