Sentence examples for vulnerable form from inspiring English sources

Ms. Murphy began with regal aloofness and feminine reluctance and reached a highly vulnerable form of trust.

Men with high levels of the vulnerable form of pathological narcissism reported being less satisfied with their vacation experiences than other individuals.

The grandiose form of pathological narcissism was associated with increased negative affect and less forgiveness for public offenses, whereas the vulnerable form of pathological narcissism was associated with increased negative affect following private negative events.

Only realism, by insisting on interpreting theories in their most vulnerable form as universally-quantified statements which strive for truth, leads to scientific progress instead of stagnation, he argued.

Matt and I beamed with joy in its purest, most vulnerable form.

After defeating these forms, the Master Core shows its true, vulnerable form.

"Two Trees" is a parable about how vulnerable forms are — the more ornate, the more vulnerable — to being undone, unmade.

The problem is most acute in south Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, with more than three out of four workers in vulnerable forms of employment, and women disproportionately affected.

My colleague Katie Allen explains: The problem is most acute in south Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, with more than three out of four workers in vulnerable forms of employment, and women disproportionately affected.

However, women are likely to be trapped in vulnerable forms of employment.

She is now a domestic worker, one of the most vulnerable forms of child labour.