Sentence examples for vulnerable reality from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps it's just that no vulnerable reality star has died of cancer or been admitted into psychiatric care.

Our society's framework for black women reads as such: strong, indignant and fiercely independent with endless resilience; a myriad of expectations entirely at odds with the vulnerable reality of having natural hair.

The show's curator, Claudia Schmuckli, writes, "Her suggestive combination of objects and materials counters Rodin's sensuous eroticism with the raw and vulnerable realities of a sexual being".

People who are deprived of any say in their own fate turn their resentment on an imagined enemy, be it Ukrainian "fascists" or American imperialists.Yet, just as with Soviet propaganda, which blamed outside enemies for the country's failures, resentment is vulnerable to reality.

Now we see there's another demographic vulnerable to reality TV's effects: Politicians.

Then once actually in the air, you're in a vulnerable encapsulated reality that is completely ungrounded in all ways.

While New Zealand's system of asylums were intended to become a refuge for the ill and vulnerable, in reality many were prisons, where people were sent and swiftly forgotten.

"It felt positively threatening to be in a mainly male environment with little support and understanding of how vulnerable, in reality, you were in that situation".

Though Ryan pumped up Tebow's value by hypothesizing that preparing for the Wildcat made the Bills vulnerable elsewhere, the reality is that there is no Jets quarterback controversy.

The dot-com stocks were vulnerable to a reality check even before expectations of U.S. inflation began to rise.

With increased public knowledge and vigorous enforcement, hopefully we can make those standards a reality for vulnerable residents.