Stripping the bones bare, in fact.
HER name is not Mother Hubbard, and her room-size cupboard is not bare; in fact, it is half full (or half empty, depending on outlook).
This catwalk sight gag, which I suppose is meant to indicate that the women have been laid bare, in fact indicates that the director doesn't trust the import of his comedy.
Much of the cornice and pediment, made of galvanized iron, is bare of paint; in fact the cornice is mostly gone, exposing the underlying timbers and brickwork.
For purposes below, say that an object a is a bare particular in a molecular fact f if there is no monadic conjunct of f of which a is the constituent object, no conjunct of the form a exemplifies F, for some property F. a is a bare particular if it is bare in every molecular fact.
The back region between the shoulders is in fact bare, with feathers that arise from the shoulder (scapular) region and sweep inwards in different patterns.
In Canada, David Todd of news magazine Maclean's commended the way that Miller had "arriv[ed] at a portrait of [Scientology's] founder that is by turns hilarious and deeply unsettling", commenting that "while scathingly critical of Hubbard and his church, Bare-Faced Messiah is, in fact, scrupulously fair".
In fact, the bare statistics of the series show how little they sometimes reveal.
Gothic Lolitas do not wear a face full of makeup - in fact, the bare look is considered quite beautiful by some people.
In fact, traders bared the hole in the euro that Jean-Pierre Jouyet, chief of France's Financial Market Authority, suggested was covered over by winks and nudges, notably by France and Germany, since what he said was its discovery in 2004 at a meeting he attended with other European officials.
It is, in fact, the barest of minimums of what's being asked.
