Sentence examples for not vulnerable enough from inspiring English sources

She's too elegant and not vulnerable enough.

It's a scandal that someone in this situation can be told they're not vulnerable enough for help," he said.

It's a scandal that someone facing this kind of life can be told they're not vulnerable enough for help.

In her case it's the voice that first grabs you: a glinting, powerful soprano with a steeliness that almost means she's not vulnerable enough.

Martin was deemed not vulnerable enough to be formally accepted as homeless, so she was directed to the council's local welfare assistance scheme.

As a result, though Martin was not vulnerable enough to be offered emergency housing, she was vulnerable enough to be offered a tent: Martin, perhaps understandably, was baffled.

Especially for leaders who aren't vulnerable enough to admit they don't have all the answers.

Maybe, I thought, I'm not being vulnerable enough or I'm not practicing it the right way.

It's as if I'm not soft or vulnerable enough.

When he compliments Russell on the size of his penis, Glen doesn't just sound sincere but vulnerable enough to ask if his own is too small.

I really like the singer - he's just vulnerable enough, and he's not projecting passion violently, in our faces.