Sentence examples for being wrongly exposed from inspiring English sources
The not-for-profit journalism group dragged into the row over the Newsnight report that led to Lord McAlpine being wrongly exposed as a paedophile has said it had had no control over the story but admitted failings over a decision to second one of its reporters to the BBC.
The company revealed it does 80 trillion privacy checks per day on the backend to make sure data isn't wrongly exposed.
There is a need to inform the public of suspected sex offenders and empower victims on the one hand but also a need to ensure that innocent people aren't wrongly exposed.
I told him I was being wrongly brought to trial.
This preserves edges from being wrongly detected as noise; therefore, improves the detection accuracy.
Andres Serrano made a great deal of work with blood (his works Blood and Piss are both in the MoMA collection), while the performance artist Ron Athey was wrongly accused of exposing his audience to the risk of Aids when he hoisted over their heads paper towels freshly soaked in the blood of performer Divinity Fudge, at a show in Minneapolis in 1994.
Based on the true story of nine black youths in 1930s Alabama who were wrongly jailed for raping two white women, it uses a minstrel format to expose the pervading racism and bigotry of the time.
Quoting from an original Evangelical Times announcement, BCSE sought to expose the religious intent of Truth in Science: It is a concern to many when science is wrongly taught in our schools, colleges and universities.
As many police officials have pointed out, such policies not only expose police misconduct, leading to improvements, but can also provide exonerating evidence in cases where police officers have been wrongly accused.
I was wrongly ejected from the flight".
