Sentence examples for thinly exposed from inspiring English sources
I watched as Sid coaxed a powerful print from a thinly exposed negative, moving his hands rapidly under the enlarger as he burned and dodged.
Then take your ginger and slice it thinly to expose the inside as much as possible before wrapping in cheesecloth and placing in the pan.
In a 1982 journal article, he argued that Freud's story of a young man's episode of forgetfulness in his 1901 book, "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life," was actually thinly disguised autobiography, exposing Freud's own alarm over an inconvenient pregnancy.
Thinly-furred areas or body parts exposed to the wind or that come in contact with the icy ground have little protection from the cold.
In this case, though, more common folks are set up to be exposed: a gay white playwright and a black actress whose thinly disguised social and racial hostilities tear through the surface when they put on a show together.
To accuse Muslims of seeking to destroy America exposes the thinly veiled agenda of organizations profiting from Islamophobia.
Slice the lamb as thinly as possible and wrap a slice around each asparagus, leaving the tip exposed.
Spread thinly across a 900 m front with just 500 men, the 12th was dangerously exposed as machine-gun fire began to inflict casualties, checking the Australians' advance.
For me, the real sin that was exposed at the Values Voter Summit was neither homosexuality nor transgender identity but the (mis)use of the Bible and Christian theology as a thinly-disguised proxy for politics.
