Sentence examples for vulnerable fears from inspiring English sources

"Do look smoking!" "Don't outshine the bride!" "Don't talk too much to his family!" "Don't get wasted!" We talked about my very specific and vulnerable fears leading up to the big weekend, instead.

"People are often uncomfortable talking about suicide" with someone who appears vulnerable, fearing they might actually give someone the idea, McKeon said.

It produces resentment because we are (unwittingly) continuously tricking people into loving us and then resenting them for not loving the authentic yet sometimes unseemly selves that we conveniently choose not to reveal out of fear of being vulnerable or fear of being judged, which often manifests as a fear of intimacy but ultimately resolves to a fear of abandonment.

But there is also something about cinema's essentially modern character that makes it vulnerable to fears of obsolescence.

With private equity-owned retailers the most vulnerable, the fears of MPs and unions could be vindicated.

The circumstances of his childhood left him vulnerable to fears, suspicions, and resentments; yet he was also a man of great courage, capable of magnanimity on the battlefield.

Air travel is particularly vulnerable to fears of the respiratory disease because it is being transmitted worldwide by passengers flying from Asia.

Much remains to be learned, but all stages of the coral lifecycle appear to be vulnerable, with fears that the effects will be greatest on eggs and spawn.

But the new study shows that "vulnerable bears fear dominant [fellow bears] more than they fear people".

If you're just four months past it, it's understandable that you're feeling vulnerable and fearing rejection, and that's why my simple advice is this: don't rush into it.

Borrowing that much would be a hard task for the deficit-stricken Spanish government (which has yet again raised its estimate for last year's deficit, to 8.9% of GDP).With Spanish banking woes so prominent (see article), there is a danger of bank runs as citizens of vulnerable economies fear ending up with devalued deposits.