Sentence examples for been exposed not only from inspiring English sources

He'd been exposed, not only his being, his identity, his sexual orientation, but his private sexual activity".

"Over time," he said, "you've had a whole host of people who may have been exposed not only to different levels, but the character of the exposure changed.

At the very least, the guerrillas have been exposed not only to European social democracy but also to a barrage of criticism of their involvement in drug trafficking, kidnapping for ransom and human rights violations.

"When you're in a mode of almost needing two scores, you're exposed not only because you're going to throw on every down, but because there is more of a chance of turnovers".

There he had the good fortune to be exposed not only to Basque, French and Spanish cuisines, but also to the foie gras, confit and other specialties of the nearby Landes region of France.

During those missions, astronauts will be exposed not only to external dangers such as solar radiation and micrometeorites but also to internal hazards such as bacterial infection.

Some critical components are the reactor internals found in close proximity to the nuclear fuel rods which are exposed not only to high stresses and temperatures, but also to high radiation and neutron fluxes.

Buenos Aires was exposed not only to trade but to fresh ideas and European culture.

And in this intensely negative political season (dominated by what Michael Gerson recently called "the middle finger politics of Donald Trump," when sound bites fill the airways "with views and tactics we would never teach our children") we are exposed not only to information, but to values and attitudes that are as confounding as they are jarring.

Echolocating bats are exposed not only to the echoes of their own calls, but often the signals of conspecifics and other bats.

Upon being taken up by macrophages, parasites are exposed not only to heat shock, but also to various macrophage defense mechanisms including release of reactive oxygen species, all of which heighten parasite oxidative stress.