Sentence examples for vulnerable rendering from inspiring English sources

It wasn't just Peggy's pantsuit--which she wore brilliantly in her final scene of Mad Men's sixth finale--rather, it was this entire season that made me think Elisabeth Moss' performance, her affectionate, vulnerable rendering of Peggy Olson, deserves a series of its own.

Funding is elicited and secured on an emotional basis over shadowing the real needs and realities of vulnerable populations, rendering the actions more harmful then helpful.

The look makes them appear vulnerable and renders them less threatening to men.

RF-positive children tend to be older, therefore the younger cohort may be more vulnerable to stress, rendering them more susceptible to later alterations of immune and inflammatory responses.

But it is always the men, so naked in their amorous ambition, who are rendered vulnerable to dangerously uncertain outcomes.

The Shinano had been designed to survive perhaps 20 torpedo hits but had been rendered vulnerable by inadequate and incomplete construction.

But this only highlights how Israel is rendered vulnerable by its tendency to view the world through the distorting prism of the Holocaust.

The mechanisms whereby epithelial stem cells are rendered vulnerable to apoptosis during allostimulation are unknown.

Urban areas can be rendered vulnerable due to multiple exacerbating factors such as rapid and unplanned development, environmental degradation, precarious livelihoods and resource pressures.

HIV and AIDS threaten to erode the wellbeing of teachers who are faced with an increasing number of children rendered vulnerable by the pandemic.

With most of the villages located between Bhutan's capital and pristine forest of JDNP, Kawang Geog presents a unique case of how livestock are managed and are rendered vulnerable to predation by wild predators.