Vulnerably

That these peaceful monks suffered such heartache yet remain vulnerably open to visitors is not only a testament to their hospitality but also their commitment to the rule of St. Benedict, "Let all guests who arrive be received like Christ." ❋ Tim Suttle (2011)

In his inaugural gallery show, he eschews that responsibility; the political cartoons hanging vulnerably on the walls in their original illustrated state, stripped of any captioning and absolute clarity. ❋ Bill Bush (2011)

Otherwise, the history books -- written by people far more vulnerably to bacteria than you and I have ever been -- will record something startling. ❋ Johann Hari (2011)

I have never forgotten the sight of the red proscenium curtain of the Morosco hanging vulnerably, forlornly as the wrecker's ball was savaging the side wall. ❋ Howard Kissel (2011)

Rich and I talked vulnerably about our relationships, our challenges, the things we're most excited about, and some stuff we'd both like to change about ourselves and our lives. ❋ Mike Robbins (2010)

What this communicated to me was an inability to communicate frankly and vulnerably about sex in their private lives. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Everyone draws their own integrity line, but if someone earns your trust by writing vulnerably and openly, you get to know what their values are and mutual trust and respect can be formed. ❋ Unknown (2009)

When in London a few days ago I stopped to chat to a Big Issue seller, who said he was "vulnerably housed", ie living in a night shelter. ❋ Unknown (2011)