Sentence examples for laid open by from inspiring English sources

The most famous Amber Room hunter of all, Georg Stein, was found naked in the middle of a German forest, his stomach laid open by a scalpel.

Critic Edmund Clarence Stedman, one of the foremost literary critics of the era, was present and wrote that Riley's dialect poems were the finest he had ever heard, "in which a homely dramatis persona's heart is laid open by subtle indirect, absolutely sure and tender" poetry.

At the moment when the country needed all its economic resources to sustain its new European position and its overseas empire, however, it was deprived of many of its most economically active citizens and was laid open to exploitation by German and Italian financiers.

For each and every reader of this article, my wish is that you, too, will have the secrets of your soul laid open to you by delving into the rich and profound depths of a really good book.

The reception room is still there, laid open to the elements by the bomb that sliced away its outer wall on the building's south side.

Instead, he laid himself open to ridicule by installing huge clear blocks in the foyer of the headquarters emblazoned with the words respect, integrity, service, excellence and stewardship.

The literary specimens under consideration at the demonstration, conducted by David Vander Meulen, were two presumably identical 1922 first editions of Sinclair Lewis's "Babbitt," laid side-by-side and each opened to Page 121.

By paying one for rating the CDOs, some may have laid themselves open to a conflict of interest.

Those eggs shaded by vegetation (25° C [77° F]) yield males, and those laid under open sand attain higher temperatures (30° C [86° F]) and yield females.

The estate covers 850 acre of woods and open grassland laid out by Humphry Repton.

The power given by this section is evidently inapplicable to water highways, which are neither laid out, opened, altered, or worked in the ordinary sense of these words.