Sentence examples for sort of exposure from inspiring English sources

That is the rawest sort of exposure.

Gloucestershire producers need this sort of exposure".

What sort of exposure do the case histories show?

This sort of exposure is not to be whinnied at.

Could these people really have consented to this sort of exposure?

I very much wanted that sort of exposure, but I had no idea what the cost of it would be.

Possibly: after all, many have the same sort of exposures to weather, be it hot or cold.

This sort of innocent exposure of another, eagerly apprehended life figures among the things lovers lose, a flow of blameless confidences that, halted, builds up a pressure.

This could almost be another of MacNeice's travel poems, only the country travelled is rendered surreal (as in the super-real) by a sort of double exposure.

Mr. von Habsburg said that Fabergé would have loved this sort of mass exposure, and Mr. Glimcher cited the prominence of those who consulted and loaned objects to his gallery.

The sponsors, Gillette, will receive the sort of positive exposure so badly missing from their association with England in last year's World Cup.