IN PHOTOGRAPHS, Antwerp's newest museum, with its helter-skelter stack of enormous cantilevered boxes, looks worryingly exhibitionistic.
Its electrifying high kicks were shockingly exhibitionistic and titillating.
His candor about himself is so great, and so unabashedly exhibitionistic, that once, after being interviewed by a young lady from a newspaper, he sent her around to talk with his psychiatrist, to make sure that she had the whole story.
Here's Wilson's account of an evening in New York City with the writers S. J. Perelman, Philip Wylie, and Dashiell Hammett, "all back from Hollywood," in early 1933: Marxes and Eddie Cantor very exhibitionistic: in New York at a bridge game at the Whist Club somebody had said to Zeppo, You haven't got anything!
ft. of exhibitionistic living space, custom-crafted for your see-thru life style, perfect for sophisticated entertaining or just making sex tapes.
In the case of "Temptation Island," the only situation being tested is what happens when an already exhibitionistic person gets a chance to be exhibitionistic beyond his wildest dreams.
Attracting female readers other than its exhibitionistic contributors to the site is another concern; right now, the readership is about seventy-five-per-cent male.
There was nothing exhibitionistic about the sequence; it had the intimacy and spontaneity of a real-life encounter.
"Zooey" and "Seymour" are exhibitionistic because the emotional current driving the characters has become unmoored from anything that has actually happened to them.
Messel disliked modernism on the grounds that it was exhibitionistic, a conclusion he attributed to his experience in the army's camouflage corps, designing fake barns and pigsties for concealing vehicles and artillery.
Teddy, for example, may find everyday social interaction awkward — his conversations with Gabe (Liam Benzvi), the play's central character, are spackled with overly blunt questions — but he exudes sexual self-confidence online, where he engages in exhibitionistic live chats with various admirers.
