Sentence examples for exposed views from inspiring English sources

Long exposed views work against intimacy, as do oversized, high-backed banquettes furnished to enclose as many as six patrons.

Our wide glass hallways, with their exposed views into studio spaces are not an efficient use of space, but they invite the chance encounters that are crucial to triggering breakthrough ideas.

Trusting relationships create an environment where involved parties are more willing to expose views and ideas without the fear of being exploited (Miles et al., 2000).

The more machines learn about a user, all the computer's other suggestions for ideas of what you might want to read could lead to people not being exposed to views other than their own.

EVAR was a politically challenging undertaking, which exposed conflicting views between clinicians about endovascular leadership.

And only when these few texts are taken up by people of intellect, weighed by them in context, and put by them in perspective is the tiny nugget representing human wisdom exposed to view.

The whole history of Syria, Amiralay said, had been exposed to view.

One of them can be seen in tears when her face is briefly exposed to view, but they remain silent.

The delicious red brick ends right at the corner of the building; the side wall is cheap brick, even though it is exposed to view.

Fallen trees presented their upended root systems, the intricate feathery root hairs and the tunnels bored by small animals exposed to view.

At the moment, such a sea change appears highly unlikely, and the confirmation process, when exposed to view (which is not often), remains a national disgrace.