Sentence examples for frankly exposed from inspiring English sources
Rodin was thrilled by the play of angles, the torsion and power of that pose; he enjoyed too the fact that it so frankly exposed the secret parts of Moreno's body – her breasts, belly and genitalia.
We have had novels about India from the British point of view and from the native point of view, and in each case with sympathy for the other side; but the sympathy has been intended, and in this novel there is not the slightest suggestion of anything but a personal impression, with the prejudices and limitations of the writer frankly exposed.
Well, I had frankly never been exposed to a stimulus program.
For him art was a search for climax and release, as much sexual as intellectual, from the conflicts he felt in himself and exposed so frankly in his journals.
Writing in Polish for his own private record, Malinowski kept field diaries in which he exposed very frankly his problems of isolation and of his relations with New Guinea people.
"We just don't like the idea, frankly, of children not being exposed to the arts," Inhulsen said.
I also said that to allow a child to be continually exposed to sexual abuse is, frankly, inexcusable.
"And frankly," she added, "not all affluent kids get exposed to classical music either".
Charles Dickens, exposed!
