Sentence examples similar to no more exposed from inspiring English sources

On the subject of the interview itself, he insists that he finds it no more exposing than hiding out behind his myriad screen personas (be it his combative Paxman-esque alter-ego, his roster of ghoulish reporters or his paedophile rap star JLB8).

But there's probably no more exposing place than Edinburgh to get really scathing reviews, and that's what happened to Northern Stage's Lorne Campbell, whose production of I Promise You Sex and Violence at Northern Stage has attracted some shockers including a one-star review from me.

Perhaps no one is more exposed to the failure of so many Web companies than those that helped create them.

Several presenters had cited an epidemiological study in Dutch Adults showing that those who brushed three times daily had no less caries but more exposed root surfaces than those who brushed twice daily [ 9].On the other, hand no-brushers will develop more exposed root surfaces than brushers as a result of increased frequency of gingivitis and periodontitis.

"A child with no fear is inevitably more exposed to danger.

Its people as more exposed too.

Most leave investors far more exposed.

Pakistan risks looking ever more exposed.

"You're more exposed at first," he said.

"In volatile times you are more exposed".

Chris was more exposed than most, and he got clobbered".