Sentence examples for vulnerable feelings from inspiring English sources

Classics like "This Magic Moment" or "Teenager in Love" or "Lonely Avenue" quiver with that midcentury pop sense of how love can make you feel special, set apart and vulnerable, feelings also expressed in his journals.

But being able to communicate my true, vulnerable feelings made all the difference in how we related to each other.

James Baldwin's "If Beale Street Could Talk& 8221; — Baldwin alternates between the voices of Tish and Fonny, who make up a young black couple struggling to stay together, and gets their painfully vulnerable feelings absolutely right.

I've had to be tough on myself and edit her out, but the big change happened when I really began to remember my own experiences and the vulnerable feelings I had when I first went to performing arts college.

James Baldwin's "If Beale Street Could Talk& 8221;—Baldwin alternates between the voices of Tish and Fonny, who make up a young black couple struggling to stay together, and gets their painfully vulnerable feelings absolutely right.

"It only gives them half of what they could have," because the series offers only adventure and fails "to connect to the capacity to express the vulnerable feelings that they are yearning to find words for," said William S. Pollack, a psychologist and author of "Real Boys' Voices".

"I wanted her to have this awkward, vulnerable feeling".

I think a lot of us come in feeling very vulnerable, feeling very unsure.

Or perhaps bad eating habits somehow leaves one more emotionally vulnerable, feeling losses more keenly.

Although you sacrifice some of your own autonomy as a patient (you are vulnerable, feeling ill, lying in a bed), take what control you can.

Already, in these compliance programs, government officials and job agents wield all the power, leaving the poor and vulnerable feeling like they can't question their obligations – the kind of obligations that resulted in immeasurable harm for Smart and Park-Fing.