Sentence examples for vulnerable and delicate from inspiring English sources
"There's a terrific poignancy about them because their lifecycle is so short and they are vulnerable and delicate".
From her early Beach Portraits, photographs of children and adolescents at the beach in the 1990s, to later works in which she photographed new mothers just after childbirth or Israeli soldiers, Dijkstra's portraits are open, vulnerable and delicate.
Her habit of categorising feelings of affection or pleasure in the non-human world as automatically nostalgic is likewise problematic, since it risks a kind of fetishising of nature as vulnerable and delicate, a way of thinking that Mabey himself has done much to challenge.
Virginia's inner sadness is still visible, but she no longer looks vulnerable and delicate.
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Discussing the record, Keys claimed that it acts as a dichotomy of strength and vulnerability, commenting that "The music is really strong, and the drums are really aggressive, but my voice is vulnerable and delicate".
They are small and delicate, especially vulnerable to scavenging and decay.
As the afternoon rolled on, Sky News did a lot of speculating over exactly how long after the baby has been delivered – y'know, that time when a woman is at her most delicate and vulnerable and in need of time to bond with her new amazing squawking lump – how long after this would the media scrum be required to wait for a photocall?
Giant spiders (11 feet tall and 22 feet across) described as "looming and powerful protectresses, yet are nurturing, delicate, and vulnerable" and a "favorite with children" have been found in Washington DC, Denver CO, and elsewhere.
"It is a complex and delicate process of perception, storage and retrieval, which is vulnerable at every stage".
