And then to imagine - as much as possible - below the conscious and unconscious analysis, below conscience, past any sort of personal defence or agenda (again, whether philosophical, psychological, political, emotional) to a place of undefended thought and feeling.
A man smiles down from a floodlit billboard – well insured, invested, sound – which leaves me feeling heartsore, undefended.
She visited Spain in April 1937 as a member of an all-women delegation led by the Duchess of Atholl, and afterwards wrote of feeling "a helpless, choking rage", as she witnessed the effects of aerial bombing on undefended villages.
With few exceptions they were undefended.
The strategy inevitably leaves other areas undefended, firefighters say.
Though it was just a few blocks from the Iraqi soldiers' position, the opening was undefended.
Fort Douaumont, the pivot of Verdun's defense network, had been left virtually undefended.
At noon, Ms. Baker called and found that the government workers had left the library undefended.
The United States and Canada have long boasted that they had the world's longest undefended border.
"If I didn't defend him," he said, "he would have gone undefended".
The girls were open to the sky and to killer whales leaping through their undefended hearts.
