Sentence examples for vulnerable classmates from inspiring English sources

We worry about the use of social-networking sites to humiliate vulnerable classmates or start fights that can turn physical.

Because of our practice of trust building, my classmates became vulnerable in their interviews, and I started to get to know who they really were.

Khemissa, who went to school with her, says the Hasna she knew "loved life", but describes her former classmate as "vulnerable" and "fragile".

One woman challenges herself and her classmates to be vulnerable and find growth in what's uncomfortable.

Rather, teachers who are successful in building positive classroom cultures are those who encourage classmates to rally around vulnerable young people in distinctive, meaningful ways.

The type-A, uber-talented, self-involved know-it-all who's usually alienating her classmates let her guard down to expose a vulnerable side.

Ridiculed by their peers for their body size and plagued by low self-esteem, they may be more vulnerable to the lure of cigarettes and alcohol than their "normal" classmates and friends.

Those most vulnerable were those who were most socially isolated; one such classmate died of an anorexic relapse just last year, at age 57.

"Hillary is a person who feels herself very vulnerable, and her response is to make herself bulletproof," said Nancy Pietrafesa, a classmate of Mrs. Clinton's at Wellesley College.

Many vulnerable youngsters have major trouble making the transition into adulthood; many others are victimized by their classmates or their co-workers.

Is your own child frequently on the receiving end of cruelty at the hands of classmates or "friends?" We know that young people who lack social support are particularly vulnerable to being bullied.