Sentence examples for vulnerable on stage from inspiring English sources

With singing, for it to be worthwhile at all, you need to open yourself up and be vulnerable on stage.

The show I saw at New York's Radio City was hideous, like something at the Colosseum under Nero, in which Sheen, fitfully eloquent and vulnerable on stage without much of a script, was confronted by a drunk male audience that halfway through the show turned on him with a chorus of, "You suck!" "Awful, awful," he says, leaning forward and back in his seat like a metronome.

"To be vulnerable on stage is no biggie".

It's easier and way more reliable than playing unproven, experimental music, which leaves you vulnerable on stage.

Martinez says she never feels vulnerable performing live on stage.

It's difficult to be vulnerable and personal on stage, while also making the audience feel that they are in safe, confident hands, and that's what she does.

It was a new character on stage: vulnerable, affectionate, introspective, indecisive, apologetic to his enemies, more concerned with being "better as a person" than winning a political fight.

"I still feel vulnerable when I'm on stage now playing my tracks but playing cello is playing a very, very intimate thing".

The only way they could be any more vulnerable is if they were literally naked on stage.

I'm not a shy person, but getting out on stage is so scary and vulnerable.

Hegarty's spoken voice, a warm conspiratorial whisper, only occasionally hints at the uniquely powerful and vulnerable sound that he is capable of making on stage and in recordings.