Sentence examples similar to shuns exposure from inspiring English sources
Cult comic Daniel Kitson shuns TV exposure, and tickets for his tours are always snapped up in minutes.
For starters, she typically shuns such exposure of her work with political types, so as not to appear partisan, since her clients include prominent Republicans and Democrats.
But advisers and former colleagues said his decision to shun national exposure is unlikely to hurt the freshman Senator with those who supported him during the campaign.
The tours include briefings with area military commanders, giving reporters a rare chance to interview top-ranking officers of an army known for shunning public exposure.
Even exposure meters were shunned.
Major stock market indexes were modestly higher yesterday as investors looked for bargains but shunned many multinational companies with exposure to Asian markets.
In spite of such unfavorable circumstances and although Meinong rather shunned social, political and cultural exposure (including the giving of public lectures and participation in conferences), he was still able to exert considerable influence on the academic community of his time.
Friends thought Mr. Gore shunned counseling less because he feared exposure than because he is the do-it-yourself type and doesn't take help that easily -- as he has repeatedly shown in the current campaign.
It wasn't uncommon to hear that the beef would jump from diss tracks to the street; clubs and the cops clamped down on public performances and it was shunned by the gatekeepers of mass exposure.
The only real option for customers in this world of indifferent service is to limit their exposure to any single provider; i.e., by shunning bundles.
