Sentence examples for best exposed from inspiring English sources

It is a terrible falsehood, best exposed in his memoir by none other than Daniel Ellsberg.

Koeman effectively built his whole lineup around him, his significance to the collective perhaps best exposed in the home defeat by Manchester City in November.

The lacustrine basin-fill succession is up to 300 m thick and best exposed along the southern margin, where it consists of four sequences bounded by surfaces of forced regression.

The early stages of shield development are best exposed in the Barberton Mountain Land where it is now apparent that continent formation took place by magmatic accretion and tectonic amalgamation of small protocontinental blocks.

Probably the most extensive and best exposed of these are in the Hamersley Range of Western Australia, where individual beds of iron ore are continuous over hundreds of square miles in a horizontally bedded sequence of iron ore and quartzite thousands of feet thick.

When I was just starting to look at dinosaurs, I was attracted to Niger because the Sahara Desert was one of the best exposed but least explored places to study them.

Invariably, Connolly is at his best exposing pretensions that are, in a certain sense, his own.

Here, in a program called "Opera and Oscar Wilde, Leon Botsteinn and his troops do what they do best, exposing listeners to music they may not have heard before.

As with Imperial Life in the Emerald City, Rajiv Chandrasekaran's now classic account of Yankee incompetence in Baghdad, Cables From Kabul is at its best exposing the mixture of arrogance, over-confidence and rudderless dithering that has defined the conflict.

Still, this 21st-century planetarium succeeds at what its predecessors have always done best: exposing visitors to the universe's grand scale of space and time, and filling us with awe.

Those opposed to the BNP can make use of all the tools at their disposal in a free and democratic society and do their best expose the BNP's policies and people should be free to make up their own minds at the ballot box.