Sentence examples for vulnerable presence from inspiring English sources

Western tourists are both an obvious and vulnerable presence in the Islamic world.

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.

However, as a result of technology shrinkage, combinational asynchronous circuits have become vulnerable in presence of particle strikes.

And Mr. Schaeffer's pluck and resourcefulness as a director, as well as his manic, vulnerable onscreen presence, camouflaged the fact that the movie was, at bottom, a fairly conventional (that is, a wildly implausible) romantic comedy.

Their partnership reached a high point in 1999, when Mr. Harbison tailored the role of Daisy Buchanan in his opera "The Great Gatsby" to Ms. Upshaw's creamy lyric voice, intelligent musicianship and vulnerable stage presence.

Linearization is found to be especially vulnerable to the presence of even very small, only locally significant, nonlinearities.

This low fracture toughness makes ceramics and rigid polymers very vulnerable to the presence of crack-like defects.

These results suggest which PPCPs are urgent to remove from wastewater and which ecosystems are most vulnerable to their presence.

One of Bollywood's most charismatic actors, he has an overweight, jaded, vulnerable yet menacing presence akin to John Travolta in Pulp Fiction - only better.

The arrival of upmarket Benedict Cumberbatch's apparently unhinged country bumpkin brother (Shaun Evans) doesn't improve the outlook for Claire Foy's vulnerable wife, whose presence sparks the sharpening of unburied axes.

A signal with a high PAR not only is vulnerable in the presence of nonlinear components such as power amplifiers (PAs), but also leads to low transmission power efficiency.