Sentence examples for terribly exposed from inspiring English sources

"He is a terribly exposed individual".

"It left the industry terribly exposed," he said.

A. People fear that we are terribly exposed and losing control by being too public.

They were so terribly exposed, their mouths, their lips, their fingers fumbling under their coats.

"Even when not fatal, a black widow spider bite in the ancestral world could leave one incapacitated for days or even weeks, terribly exposed to dangers".

With no sandy buffer to protect it, except for the low dunes that municipal workers had bulldozed into place, the town was terribly exposed to storms.

Acting "is terribly exposing".

Summer holidays, as we know, are terribly exposing, and not just in the knobbly-knees, flabby-midriff sense.

She's softly spoken and appears to be aghast at how frank her book turned out to be: "I've exposed myself terribly and I don't know what the consequences are going to be," she says.

Meanwhile the top brass continued to be as unsympathetic as ever: Dryden will clearly do anything to preserve his own position, Hargreaves was exposed as not terribly quick on his feet and Mallick's failure to even look at what Denton was asking him to sign suggests he's incompetent at the very least.

Deneuve said in an interview with Pascal Bonitzer that Belle de Jour was "not a terribly positive experience" -- she was 'very exposed physically..