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The phrase 'expose in front of' is not commonly used in written English, and is not grammatically correct as it stands. However, a more appropriate way to use this phrase would be, "He exposed his true feelings in front of the audience." This phrase implies that one is revealing something that had previously been kept secret or hidden.
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"Exposed in front of thousands, I have always felt perfectly safe," he says.
Mrs. Arifi, a 52-year-old native of Macedonia, said, "I was shamed and exposed in front of everybody".
The pain and shame of making a legitimate error and having it exposed in front of your peers.
And she'd never stood so naked and exposed in front of any man, let alone one who was still fully dressed.
When politicians find they can make assertions and perpetrate falsehood without fear of being exposed, or at least of being exposed in front of the broader public, some of them will do so.
But I tend to agree with the Guardian's Peter Bradshaw, who, reviewing Palin's appearance alongside Fey on a much-heralded broadcast, argued that "Palin's throat was exposed in front of them, and yet Fey and the whole Saturday Night Live team coyly folded the razor and put it away".
The spatial configuration of irradiation was checked by radiochromic films (Gafchromic, HD-810) exposed in front of rats.
These artists lay themselves bare and exposed in front of us something we rarely get to see from photographers themselves.
The idea of being exposed in front of a group of people on a regular basis may sound like torture, but Tiny Dee from Brooklyn, NY, swears by it.
What sane, functioning woman over 50 would expose herself to the shocking reality of seeing her tush, midriff, back of thighs, front of thighs, upper arms and shoulders fully exposed in front of the mirror?
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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