As for Mr. Jackman, if a clone of the young Clint Eastwood were hybridized with the younger Mel Gibson, you would have an exact copy of this Australian actor, who exudes a trace more passion and vulnerability than either predecessor.
Playful or meditative, sarcastic or somber, the following artists tackle the subject with a ferocious curiosity, passion and vulnerability.
This — and not the blather one hears endlessly repeated about the dangers of mob rule, the need to insulate the process from popular passions, the vulnerability of small states, etc. — is why we have the Electoral College.
You don't feel any passion, personality, or vulnerability.
So, my family wasn't responsible for my overeating — I was clearly someone who had a passion for and vulnerability to food, in terms of quantity.
In her Letter Scene, she conveys all the passion, confusion and vulnerability of a young, usually introverted girl, pouring out her heart to a man she has just met.
(Not everyone loved him, though: "You don't feel any passion, personality or vulnerability," the New Yorker wrote of Meyers).
Describing "Consent" as an exploration of "desire, vulnerability, passion and shame," Rhodes ("Rites of Privacy") based much of the plot on his own coming out experience.
When you look into people's eyes, you see vulnerability, passion, kindness, and genuine feelings and be more aware of these things in yourself, as well.
Robbins, seen in the short-run revival of Brighton Beach Memoirs, is perfect as Pelovits, embodying his literary passions and youthful vulnerability.
