Sentence examples for profound vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

The failure to connect the dots before the March attacks and a history of worrisome security lapses at Belgium's nuclear facilities have exposed profound vulnerabilities in the nation's security system.

And speaking of profound vulnerabilities, did you ever read the Charlotte Bronte novel, Villete?

Forever parrying toughness and profound vulnerability, she has found empathy in Auerbach's retro torch arrangements.

I had, for a long time, a profound vulnerability to hearing about these sorts of routines.

A judge highlighted public concerns over sexual grooming as he jailed five men for exploiting the "profound vulnerability" of a 15-year-old girl in Rochdale.

But even within this generally hardened breed, some expressed surprise over the results of a recent survey in Britain that underscored the profound vulnerability of the world's computer networks.

The document is fascinating as evidence of the profound vulnerability that retailers now feel with the proliferation of consumer ratings sites — not just ResellerRatings, but also Yelp, TripAdvisor, Google user reviews and more.

Realizing how profound vulnerability can be gave me the confidence to expose myself.

Women must share their stories, even if it's from a place of profound vulnerability -- which fortunately is our strength.

They are extremely self-involved and have a highly inflated view of themselves, which masks profound vulnerability and shame.

On pilgrimage I find people more willing to share stories of profound vulnerability, to sigh deeply, because they know they will most likely not meet the other pilgrim ever again.