Sentence examples for to be vulnerable about from inspiring English sources

"I think people love it when anyone is willing to be vulnerable about their own life, because so much out there, in women's magazines especially, is about the pretense of perfection," she said.

The president allowed himself to speak from the heart, to be vulnerable and speak about a statesman whom he regarded as a friend, thanking his family for giving the nation such a great leader.

It's okay to be vulnerable, if you don't feel vulnerable about it.

Populations in some regions are known to be vulnerable to extirpation, but little was known about the status of populations in most areas.

I let myself be vulnerable about the material and simultaneously tailored the script for a micro budget I knew I could probably raise.

These contacts from individuals who needed assistance helped me to realize that by being vulnerable about my mental health challenges, I helped others, too.

By being vulnerable about your needs, you are making it easier for your partner to meet them.

I think the power comes from being vulnerable about those parts of you and showing it can exist within the frame of grand, beautiful imagery, without being romanticized.

I think the power comes from being vulnerable about those parts of you and showing it can exist within the frame of grand, beautiful imagery without being romanticized".

Since it is impossible to prove a thought, doctors will always be vulnerable to accusations about intentions.

Asked about the NSA payments, the American demands and the concerns that the UK might be vulnerable to being pushed about, the Cabinet Office said: "In a 60-year close alliance it is entirely unsurprising that there are joint projects in which resources and expertise are pooled, but the benefits flow in both directions".