Sentence examples for vulnerable figure from inspiring English sources

Knausgaard presents an oddly vulnerable figure.

An Iraqi prostitute, in a state of growing lawlessness, is a distinctly vulnerable figure.

A freshly vulnerable figure, he even covers Mazzy Star's Fade into You with a delicacy true to its spectral ethereality.

He is at once the steadiest and most vulnerable figure in a setting so wildly violent it makes social Darwinism look like a minuet.

Marianne Jean‑Baptiste as Sister Margaret seems a touchingly vulnerable figure, never letting us forget the high price she has paid for her religious purity.

U.S. hegemony, which had long been exercised through a veil, emerged naked before the world, and there it cut an unpleasant and surprisingly vulnerable figure.

"To me it shows these tiny, vulnerable figures insulated by design, ready to take off," Kinchin said.

Oval, lozenge, and rectangular forms suggest stability and protection and often surround vulnerable figures in narrative paintings.

The four characters – Karin (Beth Cooke), her father (Peter Gowen), brother (Colin Campbell) and husband (Peter Gaynor) are presented by director Annie Ryan as vulnerable figures in a vast seascape.

Sixty performers will each hold one in Griffith's part of the show, launching into a routine portraying aggressors, peacocking and showing off for an audience, as well as vulnerable figures sheltering behind wings.

Like Meadows' earlier pictures, Dead Man's Shoes and A Room for Romeo Brass, This Is England is about younger, vulnerable figures being taken under the wing of older, flawed men, and this personal theme here finds its richest and maturest expression yet.