The phrase "airing anything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of expressing or revealing thoughts, opinions, or information publicly.
Example: "The meeting was intended to address concerns, but no one felt comfortable airing anything."
Alternatives: "expressing anything" or "revealing anything".
"Donna Hanover had great dignity by not airing anything in the past.
"There's no question that airing anything on four networks will get you more viewers than airing it on one network, particularly when there are multiple teams, each with their own fans," Steve Sternberg, a television analyst who writes the online Sternberg Report, wrote in an e-mail.
The three know better than to air anything politically controversial.Commercially, however, this deal is far from exciting.
More than most of the diluted cable brands that will air anything that gets ratings, Lifetime has a real sense of who it is and what their audience will like.
"Everybody was on board, but they'd never aired anything that had some Spanish language in it".
I didn't want to say anything because I've been told it's a bad idea to air anything that makes you look unstable in any way.
Of course, few people ever come to workshops to air anything other than grievances, but the report still notes that "Bella Coola, it seems, needs more positive RCMP work to speak about".
The producer revealed he found out his diagnosis a few weeks ago but has been keeping it under-wraps, adding "I didn't want to say anything because I've been told it's a bad idea to air anything that makes you look unstable in any way".
Under BBC guidelines, the corporation musn't air "anything that, in the light of events, might cause unjustifiable offence as judged against generally accepted standards".
In a telephone interview last week from the network's headquarters in Dubai, Nakhle El Hage, the director of news, said that he would refuse to air "anything that can be considered propaganda for terrorists".
Practised sun worshippers will be already on this, but for the uninitiated: if there's still a chill in the air, anything above the knee without tights is likely to cause blue legs.
