Sentence examples for vulnerable real from inspiring English sources

In Beverly we have an imperfect, vulnerable, real person.

Marilyn Monroe, photographed in 1957, appears not as a vamping starlet, but as a vulnerable, "real" actress.

The 100th anniversary of the event was Tuesday and people living on some of the most expensive and vulnerable real estate in the United States can't seem to get enough of it.

In contrast, we studied how vulnerable real mobile advertising networks are to click fraud attacks by implementing bot programs and testing their feasibility with real advertisement networks.

She shared a side of Tim that was vulnerable, real, broken and restored.

While creating uninspired art is something all creatives have likely had to do in their past  --  bills are hard  --  highly creative people feel even more strongly about making art from a vulnerable, real place.

Most of the artists included are amateurs, so his original collage creations just feel natural the results of hundreds of powerful and vulnerable real-life moments.

You want them to remain vulnerable and real, so losing is going to hurt.

He looks confident and strong in the reflections, but vulnerable in real life.

Hotels, he noted, are the most vulnerable of real estate sectors to shifts in public moods, because rooms are rented on a night-to-night basis.

She learned from Shakespeare and Thomas Wyatt, among others, what she has called "open voicing," the probationary "lapses and interruption" that make those five-hundred-year-old voices seem so vulnerable and real.