Sentence examples for trace of vulnerability from inspiring English sources

But he showed little trace of vulnerability himself, which was also in keeping with his style.

The most emotionally fraught dispatches spark some of Beyoncé's most impassioned singing, but show little trace of vulnerability.

But any trace of vulnerability is welcome, on an album that otherwise makes little accommodation for it.

But I also think in her eyes you can see a trace of vulnerability that most people don't know, because when she's walking through the world she is this tall, beautiful, confident woman.

After showing a trace of vulnerability in her third-round match Friday against Meghan Shaughnessy, the third-seeded Williams eliminated Magui Serna, 6-2, 6-2, in 53 minutes yesterday to advance to the quarterfinals.

Although their caffè-espresso color was the same, the shyness, any traces of real vulnerability that they had formerly held, had left them; now he looked at people with assurance, and with what can only be called a pitying expression, as though he dwelt in spheres of enlightenment where they, to his regret, did not.

His face was unquestionably handsome, but without a trace of softness or vulnerability (except for those amazing eyes, which sparkled and smiled in defiance of the even-lipped countenance).

There are bolts of daring and imagination in his enterprise, but not a shred of vulnerability and only traces of warmth.

I scrolled back through his Instagram feed, searching for traces of sadness or vulnerability, and came up short.

This vulnerability assessment reveals that it is possible for the attacker to realize the given objective via the assumed grid access, and gives a finite state "trace" of one means of exploiting the vulnerability.

The root causes of vulnerability stem from social structures that can be traced historically to explain the ideological and cultural assumptions that give those structures their perceived legitimacy (Wisner et al. 2012).