Sentence examples for vulnerable opening from inspiring English sources

Even in his final volume, In the Clearing, so filled with the stubborn courage of old age, Frost portrays human security as a rather tiny and quite vulnerable opening in a thickly grown forest, a pinpoint of light against which the encroaching trees cast their very real threat of darkness.

In a memoir that leaves her quite vulnerable, opening up about physical insecurities and acknowledging her lack of business acumen early on, Honegger reminds readers to move beyond the naysayers in your own head.

Makes a girl feel very vulnerable, opening them up.

I make a lot of eye contact, I mentally undress her, make a girl feel very vulnerable, opening them up.

We can only be intimate to the degree we can make ourselves emotionally vulnerable -- opening our hearts -- and we can only do that to the degree that we feel safe.

South Ferry is just one station of six in lower Manhattan, which were built with 540 vulnerable openings.

Center Kevin Lyde anchors Temple's matchup zone, which looked vulnerable in season-opening losses to Florida and Maryland.

Suddenly, he looked vulnerable, giving Boitano an opening.

The Belgian, playing on his favourite clay surface, had not dropped a set in four Davis Cup singles rubbers all year but found Edmund at turns brilliant, resolute then vulnerable before taking the opening rubber.

Losing Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant for significant stretches of the second half, the two-time defending N.B.A. champion Los Angeles Lakers appeared more than vulnerable today in the opening game of their Western Conference semifinal series against the San Antonio Spurs.

Queens were the vulnerable ones in the opening half, now it was Hibs going to pieces at the back.