Sentence examples for touch vulnerable from inspiring English sources
She has the kind of wailing folk-jazz voice that slices away surfaces to touch vulnerable emotional nerve endings and leave you quivering.
At 73 for three the hosts appeared a touch vulnerable, but Ponting and Adam Voges put on a cautious 49 for the fourth wicket to ease concerns.
It has also reinforced the belief that the state, and the people who work for it – in the NHS, in local councils and elsewhere – remains a tremendous force for good, that can touch vulnerable lives for the better.
Like a sculptural sigh of wonderment, the piece is typical Byars: touching, vulnerable and ethereal.
Griffith's blowsy, kindly Sid, though handy with a shotgun when in a tight corner, is a touching, vulnerable creature.
The de Gaulle government — which ultimately reversed its decision — had been made to look petty, out of touch, and vulnerable.
Like a palmtop, it feels claustrophobic, clumsy for text input and, with its exposed touch screen, vulnerable.
Some patients cited fears of an extended hospital stay, which might leave them out of touch and vulnerable in the event of further terror strikes.
While Pep Guardiola's team used possession as a containment tactic as well as an attacking one, Vilanova's model are a little more aggressive - and therefore perhaps a touch more vulnerable to the counter.
Unfortunately, like eyesight and hearing, our sense of touch is vulnerable to the effects of age.
Mr. Mandelson's account of Mr. Brown's last hours in office reinforces the image of him as solitary, moody and sorely lacking in political touch, but still vulnerable in a way that attracts wide sympathy in Britain.
