The words are spoken by Caitlyn Jenner in a particularly vulnerable and poignant moment at the start of I Am Cait, her eight-part reality TV series.
A solo for Jennifer Goggans is the work's most poignant dance, vulnerable and slowly contemplative.
He looked poignant and vulnerable, surrounded by such larger-than-life bronze figures as the 19th-century general Sir Charles James Napier, over on a neighboring plinth.
The biggest ovations, and well deserved, went to the German soprano Anja Harteros as the Countess; in both her poignant singing and her vulnerable presence, she conveyed hurt and shame over the loss of her husband's affection.
"Harvard Beats Yale 29-29" is very much about men, triumphant, regretful, defiant, sentimental, touchingly vulnerable men who are made all the more poignant with each image of them as young players.
"Impossible to ignore of course," Keys sighed again, over some surprisingly poignant shots of JT looking sad and vulnerable in the tunnel beneath his new future-punk outlaw hairstyle.
While Nas' dedication to his daughter on July's release of Life Is Good was poignant, we never get to see a vulnerable Shawn Carter.
But their idealistic faith in their school is a poignant reminder of why adolescents are so uniquely vulnerable.
The "Fix Me, Jesus" episode was especially poignant because of the way Ms. Caceres looked vulnerable, while Mr. Sims became a protective presence who never failed to hold and support her.
Monica Zamora was fascinating as the Striptease Girl, looking more like a brassy Liliane Montevecchi than a vulnerable Suzanne Farrell in her black bodystocking, but gradually revealing a more poignant warmth.
This vulnerable and brave woman is, in fact, one of the few truly poignant characters in the book, but Kuczynski demonstrates no compassion for her.
