Sentence examples for unfairly exposed from inspiring English sources

Even the most astute description of, say, your husband's morning shower is apt to make him feel unfairly exposed.

Jennifer Lawrence and co were unfairly exposed, of course, but others, such as Dane Bowers, were plain caught in the act.

Senate Republican leader Robert Huff (R-Diamond Bar) said he was "not a big fan" of the proposal, worrying that people who donate anonymously to nonprofits for nonpolitical reasons could be unfairly exposed.

The harsher critics have accused it of a confessional narcissism that unfairly exposes the private agony of her family.

Yet the feeling lingers that the minister was at once tricked unfairly and exposed as a show-off, unwisely bragging to two complete strangers of his importance.

Yet political leadership has never been more exposed, more instantly or unfairly judged.

These players, including five-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Fred Smerlas, said the settlement unfairly favored currently injured retirees over those merely exposed to head trauma, and left a potential 19,000 players who have yet to be diagnosed with neurological diseases without a remedy.

Organisations such as the Resolution Foundation and the charity Shelter, have exposed examples of rogue landlords withholding deposits unfairly, refusing long-term contracts and failing to ensure adequate standards in homes.

Thousands of British veterans who will develop terminal cancer due to being exposed to asbestos during their military service are being unfairly treated by the Ministry of Defence (MoD), campaigners and victims have claimed.

She insisted she had nothing to do with, and knew nothing about, the Russian state-sponsored doping program which was exposed in the McLaren report, and that she was being unfairly persecuted for political reasons.

But, stuck in jail in Reno, Mr. Francis is now desperately trying to drum up public sympathy, if not win release, to expose how unfairly he believes authorities have treated him.