Sentence examples for vulnerable but not from inspiring English sources

This was the side of her father she wished to present by doing the book — human, vulnerable, but not a man of hostility.

Like the Big East, the Big 12 is also vulnerable, but not as much because Texas does not appear a realistic candidate to go to the Big Ten.

That will make them more vulnerable, but not as vulnerable as the Texans will be if they have to go to the pass.

After the intermission Mr. Bezuidenhout used the fortepiano's vulnerable but not quite delicate sound to superb effect in a ruminative account of Mozart's Rondo in A minor (K. 511).

Vulnerable, but not dumb.

So, incumbents are vulnerable, but "not quite as vulnerable as in 2010?" That basically means incumbents are not vulnerable.

A picture emerges of a vulnerable person, but not a hugely empathetic one.

In practice, the only people we can boo in the theater are the actors — vulnerable targets, but not always the culprits.

"They told him: 'We have a programme for vulnerable women, but not men.'" It reminds me of a scene described by Eunice Owiny: "There is a married couple," she said.

She said the demand could mean the fund – which is intended to help vulnerable people, but not to support people needing benefit advances – could rapidly run out of money.

I felt a bit vulnerable -- but not seasick First excursion: The Falkland Islands.