Sentence examples for hint of exposure from inspiring English sources
The mere hint of exposure can kill a company's stock.
Though the text betrays no hint of exposure to the School of Names, this famous slogan is duplicated with mingname replacing dao.
It is better to be safe than to be sorry, take all preventive measures even at the slightest hint of radiation exposure.
There's only a hint of the fear of exposure and persecution of the age of McCarthyism, which emerges quickly in the dropping of the phrase "naming names".
Still, the Bruins hinted of vulnerability.
There are hints that certain groups may be at greater risk of exposure than others because of the kinds of products they tend to use.
They put on sneakers only during workouts and commute in shoes with "toe cleavage," the exposure of a hint of a woman's toes when her shoe is cut low in the toe box.
"Most of my friends are in gangs, selling drugs," Katzman, said, the classic suburbanite relishing an exposure to hardship, not without a hint of pride.
It was written without a hint of shame that an artist should work for free to get exposure.
