Sentence examples for quick exposed from inspiring English sources

The crowd grunted, seeing that classic swing, so long and smooth and quick, exposed, naked in its failure.

Female mice mature quicker when exposed to male pheromones, and females will suppress their own reproductive cycles when their cages become too crowded.

The Associated Press' Kristen Wyatt was quick to expose Gardner's hollow claim of being a leader of Colorado's new energy economy.

Her home state paper, the Anchorage Daily News was quick to expose elements of her past that raised questions and just days after she was named the Fairbanks, Alaska daily called her choice by McCain a silly one.

We are going to see a lot more of this faux populism paid for by bailed out bankers before the year is through, and progressives have to be quick to expose it.

Once Juventus had established their one-goal advantage, they felt no need to take the sort of risks that might have left them exposed to a quick break.

The Farrellys became adults — Peter emerging as the more voluble brother, more neurotic, more left-wing, and quicker to expose himself in public.

Both Evans and Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen Adler, who also spoke via a live satellite link from the US, said they believed the phone-hacking scandal would have been exposed quicker by the US media than it was in the UK.

"Those with capital who are less exposed to quick return can take risks," he said.

This was footwork that wasn't just footwork; the in-and-out swiveling of quick knees and ankles exposed tender parts.

The performance by the Parisian students was the most patchy: Staats's choreography asks its dancers to do quick, high leaps that exposed some lurching torsos, and at the Saturday performance the leading male dancer had a stumble.