Sentence examples for exposed for example from inspiring English sources

Rather than going outdoors with arms exposed, for example, wear a long-sleeve shirt made from a lightweight fabric.

This funding has been repeatedly exposed: for example in the archive of documents the tobacco companies were forced to make public as part of their class action settlement in the US, through leaks and in an article in the Observer earlier this year.

Alienation results when people are so confused or conflicted are relentlessly exposed, for example, to the social manufacture of incompatible desires that they take on roles they mistakenly believe they want or deceive themselves about wanting.

The notion of "vulnerability" draws on the distinction between a forceful event and something affected by the event, and, subsequently, it emphasizes the object exposed, for example, its characteristics, properties, or quality.

The penultimate level of the hierarchy represents the space where the element of identity is exposed (for example elements are exposed in a Facebook account, other elements are exposed in a hand).

Kimmeridge Clay beds dipping gently west underlie the Lower Greensand of the area exposed, for example, about 1 mi south of Ely in the Roswell Pits.

There are rich, oppositional pickings here – exposing, for example, the gap between the coalition's localist rhetoric and a reality that gives Michael Gove, not local education authorities, final say over new schools, and a version of devolution that amounts to passing the buck to local councils for spending cuts.

What do you make of the racial divide that her wins have exposed recently; for example, the 20percentt of voters in West Virginia who said race was a factor?

If something does go wrong in the future, the pharmaceutical sector does not want to be the only part of the process exposed to, for example, legal action.

With urbanisation and economic development in the rural area, rural children face new challenges that they were rarely exposed to, for example, more motor traffic and increased drunk driving.

To determine whether such stimuli have an effect on the mRNA expression levels of GREM1, FRZB and DKK1, chondrocytes were exposed to, for example, differing mechanical compression, oxygen tension and tonicity.