Sentence examples similar to vulnerable narrative from inspiring English sources

I can't stand the clear-as-a-mountain-creek regular‑guy style so beloved of the faux-masculine tough-but-vulnerable narrative.

Oval, lozenge, and rectangular forms suggest stability and protection and often surround vulnerable figures in narrative paintings.

Lastly, the decision of a separate chair versus a lead director is vulnerable to the narrative that "it depends".

Results were synthesised by vulnerable group using narrative synthesis and inductive data analysis techniques.

In neighborhoods like this, where people struggled to find meaningful work or social engagement, people were particularly vulnerable to radicalizing narratives, South said.

In another study Janssen and colleagues [ 34] found that sunbed users felt significantly more vulnerable after receiving a narrative message than after receiving a non-narrative message.

As a result, he added, "I realize I am vulnerable to a different narrative in that context".

The Tyler firing suggests Cruz may believe his campaign is vulnerable to the emerging narrative that he is a candidate willing to play dirty – a troublesome accusation for a candidate seeking to appeal to the religious right.

By abandoning our own values in pursuit of victory we not only reinforce the extremist narrative among vulnerable host populations, we weaken the conviction in ourselves about why we are fighting in the first instance.

One of the biggest challenges facing counter-radicalisation experts is how to reach those vulnerable to the extremist narrative – a conundrum that some concede has yet to be solved.

During Jesus' time, the system exploited the most vulnerable and reinforced a narrative that dehumanized those on the margins.