Sentence examples for vulnerable stance from inspiring English sources

"Not my department" is the entrenched governmental stance toward privacy, illustrated still further by periodic national ID schemes, the vulnerable stance of biometrics technologies and the hostility toward RFID tags.

It means taking a more vulnerable stance that won't be perceived as threatening and will have a softening effect on your partner.

"Here's what may happen if you embrace an authentic and vulnerable stance: Your staff will see you as a human being; they may feel closer to you; they may be prompted to share advice; and ― if you are attached to hierarchy ― you may find that your team begins to feel more horizontal," she wrote in Harvard Business Review.

All you can do in a moment of tension is soften within yourself and approach your partner from a more vulnerable and open stance.

Tenor Peter Hoare appeared to have thought himself into the role of Gerontius, his stance drooping and vulnerable, yet he projected the words of Cardinal Newman's poem with such precision as to wring out every scintilla of meaning and, even if occasionally under pressure against the loudest orchestral passages, he carried the lyrical expanses of Elgar's phrasing with conviction.

When in open stance, you are most vulnerable to a roundhouse kick, so don't worry about blocking it.

But officials face vast logistical and welfare challenges, plus the problem of trying to adopt a tough, discouraging stance without seeming callous towards vulnerable young people.

Always start in a fighting stance or else you will be vulnerable to kicks.

Victorino has been dealing with left hamstring issues that make it hard to bear weight on his back leg as a left-handed hitter, and his open stance as a right-hander makes him vulnerable to being hit.

It veers into denigrating the vulnerable individuals themselves, particularly when considering the president's stance on unauthorized immigration.

And it has found itself in effective alliance with the least-developed and most climate-vulnerable countries, which have begun to rebel against the stance on a global treaty taken by their richer negotiating partners in the developing country bloc.