Sentence examples for vulnerable blend from inspiring English sources

HARDWOOD floors, often the most visible and vulnerable blend of form and function in a house, inevitably take a beating over time.

We used total foreign aid for HIV because the total disbursements were reported over time more consistently and because activities such as treatment, prevention, and care of vulnerable populations often blend and have spill over effects.

The show blends vulnerable realism with rapid-fire jokes between Rae's character, Issa, and her best friend, Molly (Yvonne Orji).

Reading Angelina Jolie's op-ed in the New York Times, in which she told the world about the preventative surgery she has undergone, I was impressed by her ability to blend such a vulnerable revelation with a confident, life-affirming tone.

Tomorrow it will be another vulnerable group whose lawful behavior is blended into criminal activity.

Many diplomats said the resolution was a masterful blend to secure Israel's vulnerable border while strengthening Lebanon's government and containing Hezbollah.

Rodriguez has that perfect blend of strong Latina and vulnerable woman.

Chelsea's charm is thanks to Dawson's talent for blending smart and sophisticated with vulnerable and accessible.

Issami also brings a blend of the callous and the vulnerable as her new acquaintance and partner in crime.

The unusually warm temperatures have interrupted bird migration and bear hibernation patterns, and made some species -- like the snowshoe hare, which counts on using its white fur to blend into the snow -- more vulnerable to predators.

Erica is by turns prickly, indecisive, uptight, vulnerable, self-assured and skittish: traits Ms. Keaton blends into a performance that is at once entirely coherent and dizzyingly unpredictable.