Sentence examples for personally vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Are you personally vulnerable to that sort of thing?

As a single woman, I never felt personally vulnerable or at risk in his presence.

Bernard Prieur, a psychoanalyst and author of "Money in Couples," says men who earn less than their partners struggle with two insecurities: "They feel socially and personally vulnerable.

Living on a remote archipelago typically untouched by terrorism, office workers in central Tokyo now say that they feel personally vulnerable to IS after Mr Goto's killing.

But she will also appear more personally vulnerable, persistently more innocent about the ways of the world and guilty of a youthful grammatical weakness: the use of "between you and I".

He later recalled that moment on the mound in tones that suggested it was one of the few moments he felt personally vulnerable in a season of national terrors.

Additionally, "research shows the initial prejudiced responses [to people with illnesses] tend to be stronger among people who personally feel vulnerable to disease," Schaller says.

Ghani is vulnerable personally and politically as he chases his ambitious plans for transformation.

Devoting the last 14 years my life to his health and well being left me personally and financially vulnerable.

Thomas inspected the Scilly Isles personally and concluded that they were vulnerable to a French invasion.

He is a man who identifies with ordinary people, refusing to elevate himself above them, and choosing to minister personally to the most needy and vulnerable among us.