Sentence examples for occasionally vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Generally contained Benzema but looked occasionally vulnerable against Ronaldo and Bale's inside bursts.
They tried to buy time whenever they could, but they also knew that the Rangers defence was occasionally vulnerable.
They currently look the most dangerous attacking team in the Premier League, with the power to score far more than an occasionally vulnerable defence will concede.
Brazil have been robbed of the injured Neymar but in Hulk they had a player who looked like he was ready to come to this World Cup party against Colombia and the return of the unsung Luiz Gustavo in midfield will provide a blanket of security for an occasionally vulnerable defence.
She's funny, she's brave, she's occasionally vulnerable – she's someone you truly enjoy being around.
But as digital thieves become more sophisticated and federal agencies become occasionally vulnerable to hackers, cybercrime is finding new victims.
Yet the group was fragile and occasionally left vulnerable by the marginal, unstable people often attracted to such causes.
Pakistan's batsmen have occasionally proved vulnerable and their middle order engine room of Misbah and Younis Khan has a combined age of 78.
But frankly, his facial expression is here jammed on "hunky-sensitive", switching occasionally to "vulnerable", and there is something unvarying and even slightly baffling about his performance.
Toulouse have lost only one of their last nine knock-out games but occasionally look vulnerable in their early pool matches and lost away to Edinburgh - also in their group this season - in 2004.
The woman who, as friends attest, enlivened train carriages on the Oxford to Paddington line with her views on the 1984-85 minerstrikeike and the woman who addressed her friends, lovers and professional colleagues went about the business in exactly the same way: at all times impulsive, affectionate, brainy, loyal, free-associative and, at least occasionally, horribly vulnerable.
