| The nuts, on the leading screw pair in the feeder have a long service life because they are made of tin bronze to avoid vulnerableness. |
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| Someone who isn't afraid to express her true feelings and communicate openly at the risk of exposing her vulnerableness. |
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| The emotions that the sculpture evokes are fear and vulnerableness. |
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| Something about his voice, the vulnerableness of it, just drew me in. |
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| It is usually only then that you own up to those deep Revelations of vulnerableness. |
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| When she wakes up from her coma, there's that one true, full bit of vulnerableness I give her, and I think it carries through the rest of the movie. |
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