Sentence examples for both exposing from inspiring English sources

Talking about money with a stranger feels both exposing and liberating.

It was good for us both – exposing him to the sights, sounds and smells of a rich street culture, and making me feel part of the human world.

"Fantasy," Newton explains, "offers the possibility of fantasizing gender relations, both exposing injustice in the real world and opening up the possibility of other social models".

That's why I'm more committed than ever to both exposing and opposing government recklessness on Brexit, and looking to build a more united, fairer and more democratic Britain – whatever the outcome of negotiations with Europe.

Alumni can play an integral role in both exposing students to careers and providing expertise on entering specific career fields.The ASCCC and its field teams are some of the first and only alumni volunteer opportunities within the College of Arts & Sciences -- outside of the prestigious Dean's Advisory Council.

Wratten gained his royal pardon by both exposing huge drug stashes and by saving Beatty's life, but the absence of key details in Wratten's files imply the drugs were his own, and he may have planted the car bomb, too – effectively, he set up and bought his freedom.

These mutants affect both exposed and non-exposed cilia, suggesting that both classes of neurons are involved in sensing NH4Ac.

One way to interpret this is that both exposed and non-exposed ciliated neurons are involved in normal NH4Ac chemotaxis.

In summary, mutant analysis suggests that both exposed and non-exposed sensory neurons contribute to wild-type NH4Ac chemotaxis.

Both exposed and non-exposed study groups contained three ACs and three SCCs and the corresponding normal tissue samples.

Like a detective in love with crime, Celmins both exposes and dotes on our readiness to embrace illusion.