Sentence examples similar to vulnerable to teasing from inspiring English sources
The materials for older students point out that young men experience violence at higher rates than young women, and that boys are especially vulnerable to being teased or bullied if they are not typically "male", especially if they are gay or transgender.
Last night the omens pointed to teasing.
Gender effects with regard to teasing experiences have been controversial because of limitations in the measurement of teasing.
Never give in to teasing.
In the book, I'm trying to tease apart that vulnerable moment when we fear the other's selfishness, and the way our habit of diagnosis overdetermines the moment, encourages us to label things as mental illness when we might be better off sitting in the difficulty without deciding what it is.
In the book I'm trying to tease apart that vulnerable moment when we fear the other's selfishness, and the way our habit of diagnosis overdetermines the moment, encourages us to label things as mental illness when we might be better off sitting in the difficulty without deciding what it is.
Teased, he learned to tease back.
The aim was to ensure that Brandt remained in office; and though the Stasi plan backfired, it enables Frayn to tease out the irony of a vulnerable figure who found more succour in his enemies than his allies.
"Cats like to tease mice.
