| You write in your book that you came out in The Washington Post because you feared being outed in the gay press. |
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| That's the kind of service recovery you'd expect from a decent company, especially after being publicly outed for egregious customer abuse. |
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| It was Hodgkin, famously, who outed Bruce Chatwin in an interview with biographer Nicholas Shakespeare. |
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| Many a regifter has been outed when the original gift tag or receipt gave them away. |
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| A friend of mine's dad found some letters that we'd been writing and took them to my parents, and that outed me. |
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| This must have struck a chord with you, given that you were outed by a tabloid. |
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| She was briefly outed by Red as a mole and then allowed to recede into the background again. |
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| What the member is really saying, once again, is that these people, the Bloc, have been outed for what they are. |
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| What immediate measures need to be put in place in order to guarantee the security of those publicly outed? |
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| If you do, you are outed as a tourist, ergo rich, and therefore a potential victim for the bad guys. |
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| Another soldier was outed by an Evangelical roommate who had baited him into the revelation. |
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| The 30-year-old Williams was outed for 18 matches by the NRL judiciary following his king-hit on Wests Tigers veteran O'Neill at Leichhardt Oval last month. |
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| Having been outed as an adulterer and a cold and unfeeling husband, Charles' reputation was at a low ebb and steps were taken to mount a media counter-offensive. |
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| As we eventually learn, Marty could have been a contender too were it not for the fact that he was outed as gay in his youth, sending him scurrying into the closet. |
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| When you were outed as a C. I. A. officer, some people were saying you were a desk jockey. |
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| One woman, BB, is a former pastor who was outed to her congregation before she could even tell her loved ones. |
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| I first appeared in Page Six when I was 15 years old and Page Six outed me in a blind item. |
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| Just think how unsophisticated your country would look if its top spy were outed as being clumsy and garrulous. |
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| My mum would underline the letter aitch if someone applied for a job and outed themselves as a haitcher. |
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| The whisky industry, which last week was trying to wriggle out of new environmental regulations on water, has been outed as a major source of water pollution. |
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| The everyday stress, wondering if the other shoe was going to drop and I was going to be outed, is what led to me outing myself. |
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| I know some employees who even within the network are wary of being outed and therefore behave very passively and don't feel confident enough to go to network events. |
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| Fraser: Until you outed me, I wasn't intending to ask a question. |
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| The posting of the 19 January pick-up list effectively outed the inmates on the list as being HIVpositive, thereby breaching their right to confidentiality of personal information and putting their physical safety at risk. |
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| Consequently, gay men tended not to turn to the police when they were victims of violence, for fear of being outed and treated disrespectfully by the police. |
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| We are not foolish enough to believe that we have outed all the evil visited upon children, nor are we parochial enough to believe that those problems are unique to Ireland. |
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| Since I was the only nonemployee in the store, I promptly outed myself as a New York Times reporter. |
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| The identity of the secretive street artist has been outed by a Sunday newspaper and, shock horror, he's middle class. |
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| What chance someone in Sinn Féin being outed as an Irish republican? |
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| Although fortunately for teen tongue-twisters Sian and Sophie, the only one outed was 70-year-old Audrey. |
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| The consequences of coming out or being outed are so negative they remove any possibility of advocating for Two Spirit rights and their allies are not interested in engaging the Aboriginal community. |
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| Company CEOs are outed for participating on message boards with pseudonyms, and it sometimes seems that no bad deed goes unblogged. |
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| Skeleton in the closet The skeleton has just been outed. |
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| Spamtard, you have been outed yet again, and bigger than anyone ever thought even a retarded lying spamming moron like you would be remotely capable of allowing! |
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| A FATHER who outed an agreement to stay away from his estranged wife may need a paternity test to prove he is not the father of her new baby, a top family judge has said. |
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| Outed by a fellow Duke student, Knox inadvertently became a pronounced public figure when she spoke up for herself. |
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