Sentence examples for projects vulnerability from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Elling has long shared Sinatra's gift for cutting to the quick and for delivering a lyric in a way that projects vulnerability beneath the poise.

Benjamin Bernheim's sweet-voiced tenor projects vulnerability in music for the sickly Emmanuele, and Marie-Adeline Henry does well as Emmanuele's wife Polissena, whose pregnancy creates yet another wrinkle in the family dynamics.

It is within this context that the present study will attempt to uncover the reasons why 10 years after the adoption of the National Disaster Management Act and the implementation of numerous, costly engineering projects, vulnerability to floods and landslides remains high and on the rise in Brunei.

He may be soliciting sympathy, or projecting vulnerability.

In Kline's work, I discover (or at least I project) vulnerability as well as technophilia: rather than producing works that can be shattered or lost, he is sending blueprints into the future.

Chris Gorringe's successors will still make their weather and postponement reports over the loudspeakers, using rather the same measured tone for good news and bad news, which has always seemed like an audio relic of the days of empire, when tightly regulating one's diction was a way to avoid projecting vulnerability to the potentially restive locals.

The empirical analysis uses data from the project "Vulnerability to poverty: A consequence for development of emerging Southeast Asian countries" (DFG FOR 756) funded by the German Research Foundation.

On 12 April, a CIAT research team assembling maps will brief Vietnamese officials on projected vulnerabilities from climate change.

Her coming roles, including Adina in Donizetti's "Elisir d'Amore" in Memphis and Papagena in Mozart's "Zauberflöte" in Philadelphia, highlight the qualities she displayed on Sunday: a light, lucid soprano and a poised presence that easily projects both vulnerability and backbone.

Jacob wrote, "They may perhaps be operationally better, but in terms of engineered retrofits and capital projects, the vulnerability is still almost the same".

She said that Brit Hume once told her, "Your problem is you're just as vulnerable as anyone else, but you project zero vulnerability".