Sentence examples for unusually exposed from inspiring English sources

The darkness may be liberating for the audience, but it leaves the comedians unusually exposed.

Although the country's prospects look good, it remains unusually exposed to slowdown abroad, not least in the euro zone.

Her great subject is coincidence, both its cruelties and its windfalls; though the poems seem unusually exposed to the "havoc" they describe, their brilliance marking them for calamity, they nevertheless delight in chance and seize its unbidden opportunities.

What this tells us, I think, is that African church leaders are unusually exposed to the temptations of power, because they have more of it than church leaders elsewhere.

The InlB N-cap, a ∼40 residue part of the domain that binds Met, was previously observed to bind two calcium ions in a novel and unusually exposed manner.

In the former case, the sea draws back and leaves subtidal areas unusually exposed.

Most of the 17 members of Ensemble Modern, the extraordinarily flexible German group for which the work was composed, have either an extended solo turn or exposed, unusually articulated lines within the ensemble texture.

Workers there were exposed to unusually large amounts of uranium dust, and the plant contaminated the wells of Mrs. Crawford and two other residents with uranium.

She has noticed that girls who have been exposed to unusually high levels in the womb tend to prefer stereotypical "boys' toys" like trucks.

Another, more speculative hypothesis, is that, following the logic of Adamo and Spiteri's model [22], humans are exposed to unusually fast levels of pathogenic fluctuation relative to life history, resulting in a reduced emphasis on stable cues of past disease resistance, and increased emphasis on condition.

The Labour Safety and Health Act in Taiwan prevents workers from being exposed to unusually high temperatures for more than six hours per day (17).