Victims often report a feeling of perpetual defilement, an inability to feel clean, an overwhelming sense of vulnerability, and a paralyzing feeling of lack of control over their lives.
Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.
With supreme assurance this 5-foot 10-inch 140-pound trainer goes one on one with her eight cats in a slow dance, as intimacy underlines her vulnerability to the overwhelming 8-to-1 majority.
When working with ethnoculturally discordant patients, "the ability to identify assets in a family beset by overwhelming liabilities" as well as vulnerabilities "often produces the turning point toward successful interventions" [[ 188], p.269].
Some senior airmen, worried about the potential creation of a whole new service, are protectively dubbing themselves the "aerospace" force.Is space really an area of growing vulnerability, given America's overwhelming preponderance in all forms of satellite technology?
Iraq is a threat to Washington not only because Americans have a lower risk tolerance than Europeans, long accustomed to their own vulnerability, but also because America's overwhelming power gives it the means to do something about it.
Straume [ 18] regards the physicians' vulnerability as a result of their overwhelming responsibility and experience that patients' demands often exceed the physicians' ability.
"All we can see is a catalog of vulnerabilities so long as to be overwhelming".
There is overwhelming evidence that patients with psychotic disorders have an increased vulnerability to compulsive use of drugs of abuse [ 13, 14], including psycho stimulants like amphetamines [ 15].
"The sense of vulnerability you feel at a moment like that is overwhelming," said Azuela, who writes on corruption and human rights issues for the national daily El Universal.
