Sentence examples for very exposure from inspiring English sources

And it is this quality – the very exposure of its fictionality – that makes his work so interesting and mystifyingly real.

There can at times be a whiff of colonialism in the notion of foreigners trying to protect Ladakhis from themselves, and even discouraging Ladakhis from the very exposure to foreign cultures that foreigners enjoy by visiting them.

Findings from a recent study indicate that not only caregiving tasks impose caregiver strain, but the very exposure to spousal suffering may contribute to psychiatric and physical morbidity [ 16].

6 Occupational exposures have historically caused very exposures; however, this is now an unusual reason for cadmium exposure in Sweden.

However, 2 patients had sulfadoxine plasma concentrations indicating very recent exposure, and another 8 exposure during the last 4 weeks.

The average attractiveness ratings of web pages after a very short exposure of 500 ms were highly correlated with average attractiveness ratings after an exposure of 10 s.

"You get very good exposure".

It's a very long exposure – maybe 20 seconds – so the water is moving.

He has very limited exposure now; we don't keep a TV on at all.

"He has very little exposure to technology, and the Amish are very family-oriented, so working from home is ideal".

"The English," says MacRaild, "have had very little exposure to the historian's gaze, and we want to rectify that.