Sentence examples for fairly exposed from inspiring English sources

"Usually shipwrecks here are fairly exposed on the lake bottom".

When the male occupies a fairly exposed position on its partner, it resembles the juvenile and is capable of feeding.

The Mets said that he was day to day, leaving them fairly exposed at catcher because Brian Schneider is on the disabled list with a calf injury.

So Beller, 29, a dancer-choreographer, felt fairly exposed as she walked through a gallery at the Whitney Museum that displayed 27 nude photos of her -- black-and-white Irving Penn images of a voluptuous woman with both the rootedness and fluid movement of a deep-sea plant.

Some of Naples's plushest over-the-top mansions are along this stretch of beach, and fairly exposed to prying eyes. 2 p.m. 6) JOLLY GOOD A faithful adherence to classic pub fare draws a loyal crowd to the Jolly Cricket (720 Fifth Avenue South; 239-304-9460; thejopenedicket.com), which opened last year along the city's main drag.

The only worries I've had so far have been relatively minor: an infected cut on my finger sustained during the landing, which has cleared up; constructing the wind turbine on my own in a fairly exposed and precarious position on top of Rockall; and the first couple of times it stopped through lack of wind (which didn't last!).

Having, as I do, an 11-year-old daughter, I long ago lost the tussle for the car radio, with the result that I am fairly relentlessly exposed to Radio 1.

Given aluminum's relative softness, this thin layer of paint can be penetrated fairly easily, exposing the shiny metal underneath.

The horrific death of a Georgian luger, on a dangerously fast course on which the Canadians had limited everyone else's practice, to give themselves an advantage come Gamestime, had, fairly or not, exposed the seamy side of their medal-accumulation ambitions, which they'd been uncommonly open about.

The plot twist that defuses the potentially explosive premise of the pilot is exposed fairly early, allowing for a long sentimental coda that ends with Ms. Alaya telling us that racial harmony can be achieved with the help of "drinks, good food and 150 years".

I'd also argue that any potential juror with such a mindset would be exposed fairly quickly during jury selection.