Sentence examples for vulnerable imagination from inspiring English sources
What young reader of vulnerable imagination has not been hooked and ensnared, gripped and propelled by such tales?
That may just be medical students for you, but there's something about closing your eyes that makes you more vulnerable, or drives your imagination to the gothic especially if the object being passed is soft and squishy.
But the only lesson racism really offers is that human beings are impressionable creatures, vulnerable to influence, short on imagination.
Traits that leave bodies vulnerable to disease spur the imagination.
These areas 'are seen in this imagination as particularly vulnerable and in need of attention' (Brown and Knopp 2010, p. 394).
He sometimes worried that a child's imagination might be equally vulnerable to the more troubling aspects of life.
It wasn't easy to ask Roger Moore for a favor involving heavy use of his time or imagination, because he seems vulnerable to any such assault.
It was often a dull match, devoid of imagination and finally reflecting too much vulnerable batting.
Labour's failure to embed its social programmes in the public imagination may some day make them vulnerable.
The image of Arab Spring activists using Twitter to challenge repressive dictators has been replaced, in the public imagination, by that of ISIS propagandists luring vulnerable Western teen-agers to Syria via YouTube videos and Facebook chats.
Recommendations: The magnitude of the problems of girls and vulnerable groups in Rwanda are beyond the general public's imagination.
