Sentence examples for vulnerable idea from inspiring English sources

It was such a delicate, vulnerable idea.

The presumptive divvying up of cultural artifacts into high and low, the notion that there exists a province of high art that happens to be both inviolable and vulnerable — such ideas can harden into certitude, no matter how contradictory and inconsistent they are.

People proved astonishingly vulnerable to the idea that nature despises vigorous humans in their 50s.

I love that "cotillions," which suggests a young, vulnerable person's idea of majesty and rebirth, as against the armored cosmic prattle of her noncompliant knight.

Reagan's son, Ron, says in the film that he believes his father "was vulnerable to the idea that poor people were somehow poor because it was their fault".

And the changes in the energy sector, for example, are so significant that these legacy industries have been vulnerable to the idea that they have to oppose these changes in every way they can.

Which makes both ideas vulnerable to spoofing, an industry word that translates to "fooling your caller ID".

Mr Blair said they had discussed the "right machinery" to go into communities and engage with young people who may be vulnerable to extremist ideas.

Critics say the practice may make people more vulnerable to extremist ideas, and stress that eliminating communication among prisoners is often impossible.

It also refers people to the "Channel programme", a de-radicalisation process that uses psychologists, social workers and religious experts to help counsel thousands of people considered vulnerable to extremist ideas.

We're just in a comfortable place where it's easy to be vulnerable with your ideas, it's a comfortable place for that, and that doesn't come easily.