Sentence examples for vulnerable to doing from inspiring English sources

The quote below by a 31-year-old married mother of two who ran a small hotel suggests that those who exchanged sex in bars and urban areas for money were vulnerable to doing so because of food insecurity: Most of the girls who work in bars or in town, and they don't have something to have for supper that day, so they decide to sell their bodies for food.

Give yourself permission to be 'ridiculous', especially when you need to make yourself vulnerable to do that thing!

That's just the beginning; when we first see Emily Blunt's Kate, she's almost too pretty and too vulnerable to do this job.

Mitchell contrasts one who is kind and redeeming, who heals and searches the heart, with others who enslave and force the vulnerable to "do the dirty work," though the songwriter does not explain exactly what this means.

We tend to be poor at giving and receiving acknowledgements because it's so intimate and thus uncomfortable -- you have to be willing to be somewhat vulnerable to do it well.

If that provokes the region's other vulnerable cities to do the same, it would be no bad thing.

Joe is at once intelligent and confused, mocking and vulnerable, eager to do the right thing in impossible circumstances and full of youthful restlessness.

The fact that the flowers on these Asian magnolias are particularly vulnerable to frosts did not stop 19th-century plant explorers from sending them back to the Northeast.