Sentence examples for wholly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It leaves the unaccompanied children wholly vulnerable.

And under the glare of lights and removed from the body's protective cavity, it looks completely vulnerable and wholly out of place -- like a beating heart on a tabletop.

"The police's actions were wholly unacceptable, putting vulnerable people at greater risk of harm.

She conveys a vulnerable aloneness wholly given over to absorption in appearances.

But he said it was "wholly unacceptable" that some vulnerable patients had been "shunted around the country" by mental health trusts searching for beds.

In another revival, "Clytemnestra" (from 1958), performed by the Martha Graham Dance Company at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts in May, Fang-Yi Sheu found a role that allowed her to be fierce, vulnerable, enraged and wholly feminine.

It was a sober, measured hour – and doubtless the second will be too – but it is hard to entirely escape the feeling that vulnerable people are being put to a use which is not wholly to their benefit.

Allsopp said: "As we are often requested to attend primary schools or places with vulnerable adults, it is surely wholly inappropriate for anyone guilty of such crimes to continue to remain in office.

"This was a wholly avoidable and tragic death of a vulnerable patient who was admitted to hospital for care but died because of the lack of it," he said.

Their vulnerable isolation is mitigated but not wholly relieved by the presence of Scully and Willard, two indentured laborers, homosexual and white, whom Sir hired to work on his quixotically ambitious mansion.

"It will hit any vulnerable target available, even if it is wholly populated by civilians".