Sentence examples for vulnerable pose from inspiring English sources

Guthrie's vulnerable pose conferred an unearned armament to a company that had employed a reckless man for two decades.

They were, moreover, misunderstood by a number of politically minded art students (male and female), who accused Sherman of undermining the feminist cause by depicting females in "vulnerable" poses.

Add to this the many vulnerable poses struck by this Brünnhilde of a rockstar, this asbestos and iron-clad Amazonian of a woman, and it's clear that Red is another chapter in one of the finest fantasies pop music has ever constructed".

One of his first lines when he's talking about photography is, 'I could frame any one of you in a dark corner, and capture you in a moment of desperation.' And if you look at the photographs, he has on the campus, his exhibition, they're of women in some sort of vulnerable poses.

The chief executive of the FCA, Martin Wheatley, said the issue of dealing with vulnerable customers posed a challenge for regulators and firms alike.

The growing number of orphans and vulnerable children poses a problem to the traditional incorporation of these children into the extended family structure.

In every instance the posture is vulnerable and the pose startlingly intimate, as if we were watching a woman at home alone.

A gleeful Republican National Committee has invited Democrats in vulnerable seats to pose before a banner that reads: "Eager and Proud to Run on ObamaCare in 2014 .Mr Obama needs to fix his reform or risk scuppering his second term; (not to mention throwing America's $2.8 trillion health-care industry into turmoil).

She seems vulnerable, but the pose is also funny.

However, the most vulnerable groups still pose major challenges in terms of accessibility, delivery and coordination of primary care [ 6].

Sitting at their keyboards for hours, investigators pose as vulnerable children while avoiding language that smacks of entrapment.