Sentence examples for an exposure of from inspiring English sources
The RSPCA says pigs require an exposure of at least 15 seconds before body collapse occurs.
"No End in Sight" is an exposure of the psychopathology of power.
Yet her palpably fragile impersonation of the fantasy woman itself could act as an exposure of the fantasy's essential unreality.
What did Anthony want of me except my most abject humiliation, an exposure of his renegade mother?
Mosley's book, intended as an exposure of the banality of evil, suffers instead from the evil of banality.
He received the first of his British press awards in 1979 for an exposure of jury-vetting.
That adds up to an exposure of over €270 billion, or 3% of euro-wide GDP.
As an exposure of the modern troubles of these unique, tight-knit communities of Travellers, it sets you travelling on the right road.
On the same page, the memo said that the expiration of licenses in three countries would result in an "exposure" of 1.3 billion barrels.
"David Gale" could easily be taken as an attack on anti-death-penalty activists — an exposure of the lengths they will go to make a point.
Those data, Dr. Mettler said, show that there is a small risk of cancer with an exposure of tens of thousands of millirem of radiation.
