Sentence examples for seems exposed from inspiring English sources

Facing the final curtain the singer seems exposed as rarely before, his uncertainty and disorientation no longer couched in allegory or elegantly stylized.

Sidgwick, it seems, exposed his student, G. E. Moore, to Reid's views (see Beanblossom 1983).

It seemed exposed and taller and more formidable, more mysteriously separated from its neighbors, standing apart in dense shrubbery, which was half obliterated under its burden of white.

Mr. Conway seemed exposed on the question of whether he had once supported cap-and-trade legislation, which he now opposes.

They seem exposed in the air, with five of the past nine goals conceded scored with headers.

Although tour operators might seem exposed to macroeconomic crosswinds, the key is to react quickly by cutting capacity and defending margins with more robust prices.

Inspired by the concept of the 'two-level game' (Putnam, 1988) that captures parallel decision-making on domestic and international political spheres, these countries seem exposed to a more complex 'three-level game', where diplomatic interests towards countries of origin and destination compete alongside domestic interests.

When lit with car headlights at night, the front rooms seem exposed, like empty theater sets in the darkness.

However, HCWs in 2009 still seemed exposed to several occupational risk factors, musculoskeletal health complaints, and high sick leave rate [ 21].

"The intensity of his attention seemed exposing, and I laughed a little.

But Bacon's still youthful face - he was in his early 40s when it was painted - seems vulnerably exposed.