Sentence examples for radically vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Thomas, a trans man, called the process of writing his book "radically vulnerable … and radically complicated, and insistently complicated".

Is cleaning radically vulnerable?

This is its own kind of success, and, yes, radically vulnerable.

I'm talking about a radically vulnerable act of fist-shaking and tear-stained protest.

Staying in is not only radically vulnerable (or, should be: if you're not sweating staying in to watch TV then you are definitely staying in to watch TV too much, and also, are your friends boring? Consider this) but also socially threatening.

Archbishop Rowan Williams warned that the legislative proposals would "jeopardise the security of the vulnerable by radically changing the relationship between patient and physicians".

"The aim is to go on improving services to the elderly and the vulnerable by doing things radically and dramatically differently.

This year, the 100K Homes Campaign that has reached almost 25% of its goal of housing 100,000 of the most vulnerable homeless in America, radically changed the prioritization of who should be housed first.

It would be forced to radically cut defence spending, making it more vulnerable to possible Turkish aggression.

It was apparent that a side growing old and stale together were vulnerable, yet he could not intervene radically.

What is it about religion that makes it so vulnerable to appropriation, often for purposes radically contrary to those of its founders?