| When they are real the tape offers a chance to see a celebrity in a vulnerably raw position. |
| All his address was for his own girl, with her bright, shallow eyes and her vulnerably opened mouth. |
| The men broke into his office where he was sitting, vulnerably, in his shirt-sleeves. |
| One of the shoelaces on her sneaker had come untied and was blowing vulnerably in the wind. |
| The result is a detailed health and social profile of vulnerably housed and homeless single adults across Canada. |
| And for all Mr Cameron's own calm plausibility, in the new atmosphere of austerity his front-bench team has come to seem vulnerably jejune. |
