Sentence examples for sort of vulnerable from inspiring English sources

And when you touch it, it doesn't feel like it's made of metal, it feels sort of vulnerable, like you could hurt it......

Evans was the sort of vulnerable character that would become a speciality for Hurt - but he was simultaneously gaining the reputation of a hell-raiser, mixing with Peter O'Toole and Richard Harris, and claiming to get through seven bottles of wine a day, although he later revised the figure down to three.

Ironically, Bella is exactly the sort of vulnerable woman with a history of trafficking that she's been accused of not caring enough about.

One of his first lines when he's talking about photography is, 'I could frame any one of you in a dark corner, and capture you in a moment of desperation.' And if you look at the photographs, he has on the campus, his exhibition, they're of women in some sort of vulnerable poses.

We had all sorts of vulnerable people moving in, 'undesirables' you might call them".

"If you had to characterize a company that was sort of uniquely vulnerable to this, it's Toyota".

In the central role of Katiusha, Allison Charney looked wonderful and produced the right sort of fresh, vulnerable sound, but she was having trouble with intonation.

The song in question eventually became "Thinking About You", which Kelly commented; "it's sort of a vulnerable track and I wanted everyone to feel me on it".

Imposing these sort of changes on vulnerable people in this situation has resulted in what one can only describe as a national catastrophe.

"You sort of feel really vulnerable in situations like that".

As Stoney, a desperate and sort-of-reluctant bank robber, she was vulnerable but tough.