Sentence examples for vulnerability to speak from inspiring English sources

Sells admits that it takes a lot of guts and vulnerability to speak your mind and share things you've been through, though she didn't seem to have any difficulty in getting icons like Rome Fortune, Father, and Kreayshawn to recently open up to her. "I have fought immensely to create this space for myself and others," says Sells.

He explains the science clearly and never stoops to sensationalism – the evidence of our increasing vulnerability to pandemics speaks for itself.

I think there's a lot of vulnerability when we begin to speak about the secrets of ourselves, and what music does is reveal that secret.

That they have chosen a point of vulnerability is incontestable; that our leaders are prepared to defend against that political vulnerability -- rooted in a longstanding refusal to speak honestly about the country's interests -- even now is less clear.

For her part, Ms. Fern said she was touched by his vulnerability and openness, as well as his ability to speak fluent Italian and French.

The sculpture's three bladelike, bonelike aluminum elements, suspended from a single wire, seem to speak of death and the vulnerability of humankind to life's catastrophic blows.

She delivers a speech that is so full of defiance and vulnerability, speaking with such eloquence and clarity — while almost not being able to speak at all.

That adds up to a lot of vulnerability in what should be the stronghold of the priesthood: their claim to speak for what is good and right.

A psychologist is also set to be called to speak about Mr Pistorius' disability and his acute sense of vulnerability.

If Drake and Kendrick is allowed to speak about relationships and the consequences of them -- the vulnerability should be given to single black female artists such as Rihanna.

Sprinters are reluctant to speak respectfully of each other, Johnson said, for fear of showing vulnerability.