Sentence examples for profoundly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

I felt profoundly vulnerable and intimidated.

And at profoundly vulnerable moments, maternity matters.

It has shown how profoundly vulnerable aspen are to environmental events outside their niche.

Eye contact can be painful because it makes us profoundly vulnerable.

Unlike Freddie, however, most of Hoffman's characters have been profoundly vulnerable, often disenfranchised misfits.

It's not that the Trump campaign wasn't studded with people who were, at a minimum, profoundly vulnerable to Russian blackmail.

We become profoundly angry, vulnerable to the dangerous calls of charlatans and bigots and xenophobes.

And that whole child, a child who skipped happily along through elementary school, becomes profoundly and heartbreakingly vulnerable in adolescence.

But the fact is that when patients still eat meals together, still queue up in pyjamas for their meds together, still share the same TV room and so on, there will continue to be incidents of a sexual nature which can be profoundly disturbing for vulnerable patients from a wide range of cultural backgrounds.

It was the first year after losing our daughter and I was profoundly sensitive and vulnerable.

The case is complicated, bewildering even, but it could have wider significance for the care system and how it serves vulnerable and profoundly disabled people.