I am no hero--I was fully aware of the danger to which I was
exposing myself; and yet I protest that I caught myself laughing under my breath, with the most outrageous inconsistency, at the instant when I began the ascent of the trellis-work.
Have I not carefully avoided
exposing myself to the odium of committing unnecessary crime?
However, there are some of my friends who felt that by going public I was
exposing myself too much.
I'm also working on my fear of heights by constantly
exposing myself to heights.
Rather than pulling off layer after layer and
exposing myself to the bitter temperatures, I just stayed in the same clothes."
I love learning new things and
exposing myself to new situations.
I am aware of the possibility that by making this statement I am
exposing myself to criticism from many quarters, but I have done so in the light of extensive discussions with individuals connected with the crisis.
My background as hospitality practitioner and a man who has travelled to many cities of the world, berthing in hotels of different brands, grades and star-rating,
exposing myself to different culinary tastes, mingling with different peoples on global platforms, attending hospitality conferences, seminars on running hotels and event centres, participating in intercontinental tourism and hospitality shows moulded my thinking, set my vision and situated my gaze about planting this hotel .
It was more for finding a purpose in life,
exposing myself to the ideologies of society, and laughing.
"I'm nervous about
exposing myself and talking about my family at such a public level but I think it's something that resonates with any parent.
"I could have been arrested for
exposing myself in public - or even for assaulting a police officer!" Mr Fabricant's minor injury is trifling compared to more worrying health issues.
ray "With Rafi I am
exposing myself, this is the real deal.
Nonetheless, I also see value in
exposing myself to different parishes and communities of faith to connect on a spiritual, social, and personal level.
"At first, I felt a bit threatened by the whole idea of
exposing myself to a culture I didn't understand," wrote Anthony Friedkin about his self-assigned project to document gays in Los Angeles and San Francisco in the turbulent years between 1969 and 1973.
''It's not like I'm
exposing myself or anything,'' he said in an interview Thursday.
