Sentence examples for vulnerable enough to from inspiring English sources

Certainly, Wales looked vulnerable enough to deserve the wooden spoon.

He's vulnerable enough to be underestimated by Gruber.

As a result, though Martin was not vulnerable enough to be offered emergency housing, she was vulnerable enough to be offered a tent: Martin, perhaps understandably, was baffled.

Though they passed several moose, none were vulnerable enough to take down.

So what makes someone vulnerable enough to see and believe in a psychic?

Both sides could win the World Cup, and yet both are vulnerable enough to lose.

Queen's Park Rangers only lasted 14 minutes with 11 men but that was long enough to reveal a side of no ambition, who left four forwards on the bench, packed five players into midfield and were vulnerable enough defensively to concede two reckless free-kicks in front of their own box in the opening six minutes.

The dialectic of success is being vulnerable enough and imaginative enough to believe in the love that will get crushed — to be open to learning the painful lessons that await around the corner, to not be so circumspect in youth as to anticipate and avoid them.

I suppose the question is whether or not we're going to allow ourselves to be vulnerable enough for other people to be able share in it.

Instead, it was that week or so beforehand, when I felt vulnerable and panicky enough to contemplate turning to him as my last resort.

Her writing is equally vulnerable, and brave enough to be refreshingly clumsy\u2014clear-eyed clumsy\u2014clear-eyedatuation and self-doubt, deftly sketching emotions you paeansly wish you\u2019d leftoin a locker back in high school.