Sentence examples for is really exposed from inspiring English sources
"This house is really exposed to south-westerly winds, but now very little heating is needed," says Mr Mitchell.
Based on this problem it is important to determine if a dog is really exposed to the allergen(s) it reacted too.
Trump, says Straub, is "really exposing the hypocrisy of career politicians like Governor Walker".
What WikiLeaks is really exposing is the extent to which the western democratic system has been hollowed out.
They were really exposed.
"Outdoors you're really exposed to everything," Ms. McDonald said.
The people are really exposed, and they ran there quickly without taking much with them, so they are in a really tough situation".
But libertarianism is about social issues too, which is where Ukip's claims to be 'libertarian' are really exposed as hogwash.
Steve Regis, vice president of CalPortland, said in an interview, "We feel like we're really exposed because 60 percent of our direct emissions are from the process — nothing we can do about them".
"We were really exposed to tremendous diversity there," said Ellen M. Purtell, a high school classmate of Ms. Kagan's, "whether it was a Jewish girl from the Upper West Side or a cop's kid from the Bronx or the daughter of a C.E.O. from the Upper East Side or kids whose parents worked in sweatshops in Chinatown".
