Sentence examples for exposed yet from inspiring English sources

"We feel very exposed yet there's a sense of being protected".

Bogus claims about Barack Obama's citizenship, say, or Britain's payments to the European Union, are exposed, yet the claim-pedlars breeze on, unimpeded – they win.

The Finra survey was conducted nearly four years after the Madoff scheme was exposed, yet relatively few people saw anything wrong with the sample pitch above.

Mr. Soghoian said it was unlikely the attack described by Ms. Korolova could be used widely, but said it exposed yet another vulnerability in online networks.

A big volume by a major poet (it won a National Book Award this year) whose life work is adult matter, full of conviction and void of easy poses; its great theme is human pettiness exposed yet dignified by mortality.

Mr. Trimble has barely kept his leadership of the Ulster Unionists in two recent votes that have exposed yet another fissure in the Protestant ranks between moderates and hard-liners.

Frank Rich (May 20) deftly exposes yet another of our monumental hypocrisies.

Other legal actions threaten to expose yet more secrets of the C.I.A.'s torture program.

Yet his party remains stained by its past: each day, as the country's "truth commission" exposes yet more evidence of apartheid hit-squads, the Nats' claim that they knew nothing stretches credibility to a thread.

However, the referee Ben Thaler ruled that McGuire's touch was accidental, and awarded the try – exposing yet again one of several rugby league rules that force officials to make an impossible judgment, and need urgent attention.

There are two crypts, one painted with 12th-century frescoes of the life of St. Hermagoras, a martyr and an early bishop of Aquileia, and another in which you can see, through a plexiglass floor, more recent excavations exposing yet more mosaics.