Sentence examples for exposing place from inspiring English sources

Every artist has the right to fail, but Edinburgh is a very cruel and exposing place to do so, which means that artists have to think carefully about the work they present here.

But there's probably no more exposing place than Edinburgh to get really scathing reviews, and that's what happened to Northern Stage's Lorne Campbell, whose production of I Promise You Sex and Violence at Northern Stage has attracted some shockers including a one-star review from me.

In a wake-up call to monocultural Britain, it takes you into the mind of young fundamentalists, exposing places in which the old notion of being British is defunct.

Trace lives at her nerve ends, and "Thirteen" keeps us out there, moment by moment, in that dangerously exposed place.

The realm of ambiguous emotions expressed without the armor of irony is a dangerously exposed place, and Mr. Bucchino exhibits a great deal of courage venturing there.

Big architecture is seldom neutral in impact – when it is, it usually isn't much good – and the stadiums for Olympic Games and World Cups occupy a particularly exposed place in our world.

When it dries, the fly-ash acts as a tough coating, able to withstand the elements in exposed places.

When it dries, the fly-ash acts as a coating, able to withstand the elements in exposed places.

These are the most vulnerable and exposed places in fire season because wildfires by and large start in national forests, recreation areas and other publicly owned lands.

The Met Office issued a severe weather warning, saying that up to 3in of rain could be expected and in Scotland winds of 90mph or perhaps 100mph in exposed places.

South-westerly winds will continue to strengthen and become strong to gale force in exposed places.