Sentence examples for vulnerable to let from inspiring English sources

And it truly takes being vulnerable to let go of criticizing yourself and slowly, but surely accepting, then loving the body that makes up you.

Laughing is a very exposing, defenceless thing to do, so you have to be a bit vulnerable onstage to let them know it's OK.

Don't be afraid to be vulnerable -- to let people inside and see who you really are.

Pretending in words was too tentative, too vulnerable, too embarrassing to let anyone know.

In other words, being vulnerable allows us to let go of the pressure-filled, stress-inducing perfection demands we place on ourselves.

In other words, being vulnerable allows us to let go of the pressure-filled, stress-inducing, perfection demands we place on ourselves.

Some people feel vulnerable and embarrassed to let people see them upset.

But you come away admiring the instinct that has allowed the artist, battle-scarred but vulnerable, serious but lighthearted, to let it all hang out (Glueck).

But you come away admiring the instinct that has allowed Mr. Kitaj, battle scarred but vulnerable, serious but lighthearted, to let it all hang out.

Cynics suspect that the real aim of the "Sportsmen's Act" is to let vulnerable Democrats in rural states sponsor a law that sounds pro-gun, thus stroking a passionate subset of voters.

However Digital UK found that rather than airing long advertising campaigns, it was more effective to run shorter campaigns and work closely with local charities to let vulnerable viewers know what was happening.