Sentence examples for vulnerable quality from inspiring English sources

Their unflinching gazes have the weary, vulnerable quality of a people stripped bare.

Boyd has a very vulnerable quality, and the character of Michael Wiley is about somebody taking chances in unfamiliar territory.

However, this approach often results in vulnerable quality of service (QoS), low resource utilization, and incurs high energy costs.

In "You Can Count on Me" Ms. Linney projects a vulnerable quality at odds with the confident women she is often called on to play.

The soprano Sondra Radvanovsky brought a vulnerable quality to her portrayal of the insecure, needy Gutrune, though her voice was somewhat tremulous.

The vulnerable quality that makes his songs so haunting -- those aesthetic stutters that illuminate the cracks in people's lives -- is to me always visible in the man.

Still, it was certain familiar and vulnerable qualities that made her so accessible and helped her attract a devoted audience.

Put more generally, she was talking about what it meant to be self-conscious and vulnerable, qualities she has been praised for bringing to her characters.

It conveyed a more innocent, vulnerable quality--children as angels, rescuers as saints--that continues to inspire a parade of tributes, anniversary homages and commemorative knickknacks.

But it also contains tracks that are sweetly reflective, occasionally regretful and often vulnerable, qualities you might not always expect from one of rock's most notorious anti-heroes who, at 71, is not only a husband and father, but a grandfather and, most recently, a first-time children's book author.

Application of assessing care of vulnerable elders-3 qualindicatorstors to patients with advanced dementia and poor prognosis.