Sentence examples for super vulnerable from inspiring English sources

"Just going in there super vulnerable, sweating your ass off, and really connecting".

For me, I had to get to a place where I was super vulnerable, authentic, basically naked, sharing all the stories I wanted to whiteout in the past when I tried to pretend I was perfect.

And Marius de Vries, who's the music supervisor and he's kind of this kooky man and a legend in his own right, he did a lot with Bjork and a bit with Annie Lennox too, working with him was really incredible and how he got me to also not be embarrassed cause I think singing is also super vulnerable for people.

She's SUPER vulnerable and doesn't have much to live for.

"She is super strong, super fast, but I think she's super needy and super vulnerable.

"This is the first time I've been super vulnerable with my own personal story," Lewis said.

She continued to say that "I'm embracing many different things, but it's all feel-good, super-expressive [and] super-vulnerable".

She further said "I'm embracing many different things, but it's all feel-good, super-expressive [and] super-vulnerable".

She went on to say that "I'm embracing many different things, but it's all feel-good, super-expressive [and] super-vulnerable".

But Eugene Marabello, president of the Superintendents Club of New York, said nonunion supers are vulnerable.

Wakefield, their local rivals Castleford and the Lancastrian strugglers Salford are generally thought to be the three most vulnerable Super League clubs, although until this week's RFL update it was possible to see Harlequins and the Crusaders as equally likely contenders for the chop.