expose yourself to criticism

News of the Sotheby's loan last week exposed the historical society to sharp criticism.

The hearings could stretch into the summer, exposing the President and his former team to almost daily criticism.

She may have done more harm than good by exposing her opinions and practices to criticism.

Even if that attention should be directed elsewhere, he said, "in the current environment, we cannot continue to expose our clients to potential criticism."

We need to figure out a way to have him see us without exposing you to any censure or criticism.

That left Myanmar exposed to strong criticism and closer international monitoring.

The president was anxious to expose the thinking of his own advisers to outside criticism and review.

Still, the growing black market has exposed McDonald's to criticism.

The show exposed the duo to criticism questioning whether they were qualified to deal with some of the serious issues raised.

Such leaders expose themselves to criticism or ridicule for acting before it becomes obvious to everyone that some action is necessary.