Sentence examples for vulnerable to admit from inspiring English sources

It's vulnerable to admit, but it's the truth of how I feel.

4. It's okay to be vulnerable, to admit that you're having a hard time I've made some of my best friends by admitting that I'm not superman.

Researchers have long questioned the reliability of the polygraph as a lie detector, and Elizabeth Letourneau says that adolescents may be particularly vulnerable to "admitting" to more than they actually did.

Whether or not Dassey did in fact play a role in the crime for which he was convicted, research has shown that teens are extremely vulnerable to admitting to crimes they didn't commit.

I'm vulnerable enough to admit there were better ways to handle my mild frustration.

Election officials hate to admit how vulnerable their voting systems are to errors and vote theft.

I suspect we'll see new 2008 lows on pretty much all the markets.' But McGuire says it's hardly surprising Darling was wary of using his first Budget to admit just how vulnerable we may be.

Other groups would also be vulnerable: the campus Republicans would have to admit Democrats, Jewish groups would have to admit neo-Nazis and so on.

There's a huge reluctance to admit we're vulnerable as a population.

Female students may be more willing to admit to feeling vulnerable, anxious, stressed, or lacking confidence, even when overall levels are similar [ 53].

Move toward people, not away: If you are feeling vulnerable financially, you may not want to admit it to friends—it often feels like failure.