Sentence examples for vulnerable traits from inspiring English sources

What the film truly illustrates is the stubborn, feckless and vulnerable traits of teenagerdom.

Geary's book breaks down vulnerable traits and highlights measures for different stressors.

The psyche builds layers of protection around people's most vulnerable traits, which may be closely linked to their precious essence.

Smaller than R2-D2, with a larger eye in proportion to its head and a smaller projection beam, we immediately see the droid as young, cute, and vulnerable; traits the film plays on to great effect (for all the fan theories about Rey's parentage, surprisingly few have asked whether BB-8 is the love-child of R2-D2 and C-3P0).

This is a guy who needs saving often and there's something about Pine's screen persona that is both heroic, but also vulnerable, traits he shows in his best work (the Star Trek series, Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp, Z for Zachariah) and is mostly absent in his stinkers (Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, This Means War).

Common measures of narcissism, however, emphasize grandiose rather than vulnerable traits, and include both adaptive and maladaptive features.

This study explored the relationships between coping with stress responses and grandiose and vulnerable narcissist traits.

Known risk factors for worse maternal mood will be adjusted for including unsettled infant behaviour, insufficient partner support, vulnerable personality traits and previous history of mood disturbance.

Not only are male physical traits vulnerable, but cognitive and social traits are too and these are different to traits vulnerable in females".

The famous are not only not immune from the ills of society but in fact, are far more vulnerable given certain personality traits.

They can never be perfect, however, for the same six evolutionary reasons that other bodily traits remain vulnerable to disease.