Sentence examples for which seems vulnerable from inspiring English sources
The rear derailleur, for instance, hangs very low to the ground, which seems vulnerable.
Playing Oklahoma, the most formidable team left on Notre Dame's schedule — save for perhaps Southern California, which seems vulnerable — Golson reintroduced himself as a catalyst, not a hanger-on.
His next move, in November 1964, was to Watford of the third tier, again as player- manager, and he set about revitalising a club which seemed vulnerable following the departure of the previous manager, Bill McGarry.
First, this work mainly focuses on the frontal lobe, which seems to be more vulnerable to the effects of acute alcohol consumption as revealed by DTI.
Wording of the Zero Draft text was changed during the WCDRR from "vulnerable groups," which may have included people with disabilities, to "people in vulnerable situations," which seems to be a broader, more contextual, phrase.
Bacall's liberation — thanks to Minnelli's expansive conception of story and image — are apparent in her tough and energetic yet warm and vulnerable performance, which seems amazingly little like acting.
Really, it's no-pan: an attitude of anyone and no one, which seems to have gelled for him in the vulnerable gaze of an innocent abroad.
Which seems reasonable enough.
Which seems more credible?
