Sentence examples for vulnerable flesh from inspiring English sources
The technology creates some stunning illusions; the exposed, vulnerable flesh makes the beauty piercing.
For well-disposed viewers, like me, these paintings, whose tender surfaces suggest vulnerable flesh, evoked not only Rothko and Newman but Watteau, Manet, and blue-period Picasso.
(The very fact that Furiosa has a prosthetic arm — and, when she loses it, fights with the stump visible — points to the vulnerable flesh that renders violence as dramatic as it is horrific).
Using her golden megaphone of a voice to express both wounded desire and contemptuous pride, Ms. LuPone transformed a cartoon character with a hokey French accent into a real woman of vulnerable flesh and hot blood.
But coursing throughout this show is the tension between vulnerable flesh and gorgeously armored self-protection, between the soft, shape-shifting body and the box, whether literal, photographic or residential.
You have time to think about how fragile this whole human situation is, how sometimes you just have to withstand burdens and trust others to be careful with you (the foot near that man's neck reconsidered in favor of less vulnerable flesh).
In some it is their art that gives them wings.... Unlike her vulnerable flesh-child, her puppet is the work that she can swing from a noose, bang on the ground, stamp on, throw in the water, and send into battle against the outside world".
Flesh proved vulnerable, as flesh is wont to do, but the spirit merely trembled before recasting itself into something stronger than any bomb or rage.
This transformation only proves that, despite Odenigbo's macho posturing he is in fact, lo and behold, made of vulnerable human flesh and blood.
The wheel spokes had ripped her shoe and sock off, leaving her bare flesh vulnerable.
At his finest, Golding paid traumatised tribute to the pain of other creatures, like the hooked octopus he once saw impaled by the "vulnerable, vulvar sensitive flesh" of its pink, screaming mouth, or a rabbit he shot in Cornwall, which stared at him before it fell with "a combination of astonishment and outrage".
