Sentence examples for massed exposure from inspiring English sources

Massed exposure has gained acceptance as an effective method to treat anxiety disorders.

Why the sudden transformation from voluntary anonymity to mass exposure?

It is all about impact, flashbulbs, shock tactics and mass exposure, right?

The Ailey troupe has given him mass exposure, but "Grace" did not emphasize the exceptionally curved fluency that he introduced into his choreography after his visits to Africa.

The problem is that the channel's mass exposure may be too valuable for Mr. Robertson to give up -- at any price.

In those days, pre-internet and before the mass exposure of hip-hop, you had to dig deep to find tunes and graffiti art.

The reach of the internet has combined with an explosion of interest in fashion to give the catwalk new levels of mass exposure.

Few rock musicians expect antiwar songs to get mass exposure on radio stations that have been largely consolidated into two national networks, Clear Channel and Infinity.

Mr. von Habsburg said that Fabergé would have loved this sort of mass exposure, and Mr. Glimcher cited the prominence of those who consulted and loaned objects to his gallery.

The music gives the electronic opiate a jolt, while the mass exposure of television lifts an artist past the limits of any single fan base.

"From the record industry, this is all wonderful marketing gravy," says Rose. "For them, it's another opportunity for their artist to get mass exposure.