Sentence examples for never more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Murderers are never more vulnerable than when they are 'muddy or bloody', making their getaway.

Worcester were never more vulnerable than when they had scored a try.

"You are never more vulnerable than in the minute after you've scored; never let your guard down".

The Continental Army was never more vulnerable to extinction than in the summer of 1776, when the mighty British Army and Navy, what the historian Joseph J. Ellis has called "the most powerful and efficient machine for waging war in the world" at the time, had the opportunity to destroy it in New York.

The wave of emotions that I've gone through since then have been a lot ― in some ways, I've never felt more empowered and supported, and in other ways, I've never felt more vulnerable in my entire life, just spilling the darkest parts of myself in public.

They have never been more blustery in their protestations to the rest of the world, but they have never been more vulnerable.

He never seemed more vulnerable.

His man bun has never been more vulnerable.

The BBC, despite its scale and ubiquity, has never been more vulnerable than it is now.

I have never felt more vulnerable in my writing life than I do now.

Paradoxically, he has never appeared more vulnerable than he did yesterday.