Sentence examples for quite exposed from inspiring English sources
"I have felt quite exposed by his paintings, particularly this one, but I like it.
There were outsiders and insiders, feuds and inheritances, except that in Ms. Bhutto's death, they lay quite exposed to the world.
Having taken the pre-course to learn about the resurgence of Buffalo and having done research about the goals and challenges of WEDI, I thought I was already quite exposed to the area and organization prior to my arrival.
There are sea views over the Bristol Channel to the left and there's always a bit of a breeze, usually blowing off the sea, as the road is quite exposed.
"Russia is quite exposed," Churkin said.
Jones's artistry lay in never quite exposing Hitchcock's soul.
Acknowledging that it's impossible to represent all women or speak for the entire feminist movement, she has made Torch "incredibly personal – and that does feel quite exposing".
Consulting can be quite exposing, getting put straight onto a client and being very visible, so experience helps to prepare you for this.
"Although it's true that it wasn't exactly me," she says of her columnar persona, "it was a slightly twee version of myself, nonetheless it didn't really matter in the long run, because the twee version was understood to be me, and it was sufficiently related to me to still be quite exposing, and there are things about that it's been quite a long, hard road to come back from".
I'm not quite so exposed to the fire front as others are.
