Sentence examples for vulnerable to make from inspiring English sources

"The conversation we need to have is about how black men, even black boys, are denied the right to be young, to be vulnerable, to make mistakes.

He also advised patients to ask nurses and doctors to wash their hands before touching them, a suggestion that was ridiculed by patients' rights groups that say people in hospitals are often too sick and vulnerable to make such demands.

But they are an aspect of the culture now, for better or worse, and suggesting that some people are too vulnerable to make up their own minds about whether to take part is patronising.

What concerns me about calls for total control of our online presence is that I've seen rich, powerful men use the cover of the interests of the young and vulnerable to make claims that their right to privacy trumps the public interest.

That way, the pressure is taken off the most vulnerable to make the complaints and take the most risk.

"To show your weakness is to make yourself vulnerable, to make yourself vulnerable is to show your strength" -- Criss Jami.

A woman still mad with grief; so still reckless with abandon; so still vulnerable to making mistakes while holding on to her heart.

The real problem is that it reflects a mind-set vulnerable to making mistakes.

It distracts us from the rest of our lives at best; at worst it makes us vulnerable to making emotional decisions fanned by fear or greed that could invariably sabotage our futures.

This was a mistake she is operationally vulnerable to making, it was not malicious.

I'm vulnerable to making poor food choices, emails mount and punching stuffed animals seems like a worthy solution to all of one's ills.