Sentence examples for cleverly exposed from inspiring English sources
Captain Marvel took the Superman archetype and cleverly exposed its inner workings.
In so doing, the author cleverly exposes Baker's manipulation of race, class and sex (that's gender and sexuality).
Repurposing the soapy structure and gaudy style of Egyptian melodrama, both men cleverly expose a society hobbled by fear of female autonomy.
The show, which includes 130 pieces from 50 lenders and took five years to assemble, cleverly exposes the link between acting and costumes.
Peanuts' creator Charles Schultz was a genius, cleverly exposing the elephant in the room and presenting it for what it is.
From the outset Cleverly's hand speed exposed Hawk's lack of lateral movement and made him a prime candidate for the left uppercut to the head.
2. RADIOHEAD: 'IN RAINBOWS.' "The infrastructure will collapse," Thom Yorke coos near the close of this slippery opus, which exposed the fissures of a crumbling industry by cleverly subverting it.
There was a time when a cleverly phrased indictment could sear through the nation's consciousness, making continued acceptance of whatever hypocrisy had been exposed impossible.
Beyond governing circles, Mr Wulff stirred little enthusiasm.Against him the opposition Social Democratic and Green parties cleverly put up Joachim Gauck, a charismatic leader of East Germany's "peaceful revolution" in 1989 who became head of the Stasi archives and exposed the crimes of the communist secret police.
