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• Foyt plays Dana's confusion humorously and vulnerably _ often simultaneously.
• He was painfully shy and vulnerably small.
• But with her giggly asides and her vulnerably transparent voice, Parton also made it cozy.
• This increased Dracula's powers considerably, and he lost his vulnerably to sunlight and others.
• She is a hopeless romantic and often expresses her more openly and vulnerably than the other characters in the series.
• On 30 November 2009, the Centre re-opened as a day centre for the homeless and vulnerably housed.
• Of the three, Graham comes off best, smart and strong yet vulnerably in touch with every word she says.
• When a spine carrying a great athlete is stricken, a disk herniates, a career can hang like a curveball : vulnerably.
• The early evening Cafe Church is an fresh expression congregational with many members who are or have recently been homeless or vulnerably housed.
• Teachers are available and vulnerably revealing of their flawed humanity, helping to create a container for deep love and trust to grow.
• In a country with a long string of interchangeable presidents ousted in bloody coups, Sanchez de Lozada looks vulnerably devoid of popular support.
• She is a modern Medea, completely undomesticated by civilization; she is cunning sorceress and avenging goddess, yet also recognizable and vulnerably human.
• The Oasis housing charity delivers bespoke and effective services for vulnerably housed and homeless people, in the North East as well as in South London.
• Its characters are vulnerably human, and although its story focuses on theological debates within the Church of England, it reveals them to be matters of universal interest.
• Wahl _ built like a running back, with the mug of Jimmy Breslin and the crushed-rock voice of David Jansen _ makes a vulnerably appealing strongman.
• Russell manages to establish believability in a complicated character who is so nervy and vulnerably ambivalent that she'd probably psychoanalyze the nutritional value of a Happy Meal.
• Zadok is told by Nathan the innkeeper that Longinus is vulnerably asleep at his inn, and he gives up going to his bridal bed in order to kill Longinus.
• And Powell offered that view even though he had far more air power at his disposal than Clark and the foe he was fighting was vulnerably situated in the open desert.
• As his partner Inspector Susan Taylor, Nicola Walker is at once a cool, hard-eyed cop and, under all the necessary armor, a vulnerably human woman.
• Crisis Skylight Oxford is a training centre providing creative and formal learning opportunities to homeless and vulnerably housed people and a dedicated employment service which helps them find and keep jobs.