Sentence examples for vulnerable love from inspiring English sources

She began to think of Putterlik's marriage as a parallel for Sophie and Jason, and all young, vulnerable love, a subject that was on her newly married mind.

This is hardly a problem, aesthetically speaking — there's a pretty if pro-forma duet with Emmylou Harris and a defiantly vulnerable love song, "I Thought You Should Know," that's a small masterpiece — but it does make the final track, a reprise of the title song, feel like a bit of an afterthought.

Mr. Baumbach and Ms. Gerwig met on the set of "Greenberg," in which the actress played Mr. Stiller's guilelessly vulnerable love interest, Florence, in a performance so vivid that in certain precincts of Hollywood, Ms. Gerwig said, she is still mistaken for the character.

Ms. Spektor enjoyed a new kind of exposure when the tough yet vulnerable love song "Fidelity," from "Begin to Hope," was used in an online video by the Courage Campaign, in protest of last year's Proposition 8 vote rejecting gay marriage in California.

This is hardly a problem, aesthetically speaking there's a pretty if pro-forma duet with Emmylou Harris and a defiantly vulnerable love song, "I Thought You Should Know," that's a small masterpiece but it does make the final track, a reprise of the title song, feel like a bit of an afterthought.

For me, I know no other love like the obsessive, unconditional vulnerable love a mother has for her child; it can be both strengthening and devastating.

Along with more effective controls at the federal level, individual owners must institute foolproof controls at home if some of their most vulnerable loved ones are not to be left open to self-destruction.

He showed us just how weary and vulnerable "true" love could make you feel.

"I spoke with J. R. and I told him to make himself completely vulnerable to love: embrace the culture," Marbury said.

Commanding in her high-flying career, Frankie is vulnerable in love although sometimes prim and ladylike, and uses her age to pull rank.

With a face nearly frozen in a sneer, he looks out at us through a mask of what he thinks an angry black man is supposed to look like, as opposed to showing how his character might feel if threatened, or made vulnerable by love.