Sentence examples for rather than vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The net effect of her discomfort is to make her seem glacial rather than vulnerable.

Common measures of narcissism, however, emphasize grandiose rather than vulnerable traits, and include both adaptive and maladaptive features.

The language around uck parties may similarly paint their victims as adults making a choice rather than vulnerable young people.

But the perception that our young men are dangerous, rather than vulnerable, is one that is reinforced daily by our justice system.

The other photographers HuffPost spoke to expressed similar intentions, a desire to see and frame the women as tough and courageous rather than vulnerable.

In contrast, both increased depression and life events increased the likelihood that boys would be categorized as resilient rather than vulnerable.

And paradoxically, all that corrosive suspicion makes us arguably more, rather than less, vulnerable to deception.

Many Americans are exasperated by what they see as Europe's complacent, mercantilist attitude to Iran (now a potential adversary rather than a vulnerable friend).

Karori represents a new idea in conservation: rather than keeping vulnerable wildlife in, they are keeping predators out by means of a pest-proof fence.

The British Government should be doing everything it can to help them, rather than forcing vulnerable, desperate people to take matters into their own hands".

In this film it is the heroine (Romola Garai), an Edwardian superstar with shades of Daisy Ashford and Mary Elizabeth Braddon, rather than the vulnerable viewer, who lacks a firm sense of where reality begins and ends.