Sentence examples for welcome exposure from inspiring English sources

Besides the welcome exposure, this highlighting of her work means several things to Ms. Schneider.

Petroski brings welcome exposure to processes that, like infrastructure itself, too often hide in plain sight.

It's welcome exposure for a culture that has been restoring itself.

The collection, a promised gift to the museum by the Andrall E. Pearson family, will give welcome exposure to a little-known ancient American art.

In a valuable act of reclamation, American Opera Projects and the Purchase College Conservatory of Music provided welcome exposure for two of them, "This Is the Rill Speaking" and "The Tempest," on Monday night at Symphony Space.

What was important here was that, worthy sociopolitical aims aside, the program provided welcome exposure for works by four living composers and one recently deceased, collected by Ms. Spencer and Meighan Stoops, the Da Capo clarinetist.

Aside from the spiritual benefits of life abroad, many parents, like Mrs. Phillips, welcome the exposure their children gain to other languages and cultures.

Since most of us now live in towns, Holst's music offers a welcome fantasy exposure to the wilds from the safety of an urban postcode.

And the opening tomorrow of the Diker Pavilion for Native Arts and Cultures at the museum's George Gustav Heye Center in Lower Manhattan will provide welcome additional exposure.

The primary reason for that is the profound changes in the music business, also a result of the Internet: far less money at record labels to promote singers and bands means the artists welcome the exposure they can get from a song's use in a commercial or from a personal appearance in a spot (or both).

Keane welcomed the exposure but felt that Valens' story had been turned into a soap opera.