Sentence examples for public exposed from inspiring English sources

Article tells about all the seeming opportunities one would have when Hitler appears in public exposed to danger.

This hasn't stopped sophisticated wrongdoers from, say, hiring hackers or encrypting files; it just leaves the public exposed, Arquilla writes.

Stricter work requirements, drug testing and other welfare restrictions are likely to be supported by a public exposed to inaccurate portrayals of black families, the report said.

Still, I feel better: now everything is public, exposed, and this is preferable to being the silent victim of concealed forces.

The disadvantage of running, unless you are a landowner or a beautiful person, is having to do it in public, exposed to weirdos, semi-acquaintances and people who say, "He's only being friendly".

However, an email sent mistakenly by Gove's wife, Sarah Vine, to a member of the public exposed her lack of trust in Johnson to give her husband the terms or job he is after.

Revelations of crimes against children and women have shocked the public, exposing long-held grievances against the country's male-oriented judicial system.

One was the basic stuff of postmodern art: exploding genre and format, breaking down the fourth wall, making the private public, exposing process and the self.

Cisco, in fact, is the only networking company that follows the recommendations of the Internet Engineering Task Force standards body and makes its lawful intercept architecture public, exposing it to peer review and security scrutiny.

The Australian Senate convened an inquiry shortly after the Nauru files became public, exposing damning findings about how offshore detention camps were run.

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