Sentence examples for expose essential from inspiring English sources

These qualities may or may not expose essential natures in other studies of psychology.

He really did expose the essential skills of the house.

The zombie apocalypse, always a rich vein for game- and film-makers, is this time used to expose your essential humanity, as you and three friends make a break for the last chopper to freedom.

To acknowledge this tension is also to expose an essential instability at the core of Christianity, a quarrel between rival visions of justice and of love which has kept Western society uneasily on the move for centuries, so that today it has become very hard for us to contemplate inflicting pain of any kind.

Exploring traditional acupuncture (TA) in practice should help to expose processes essential to the theory of TA.

Still, the sheer diversity of this parade of almost exhaustingly perfect objects exposes an essential pluralism.

Patterns are emerging that have exposed the essential flaws in both teams.

In writing what sounds like nonsense, Carroll exposes the essential meaninglessness of the pleasantries that we exchange every day.

Not only did Stewart humiliate him, but the interview exposed an essential truth that people by and large don't want to hear advice from politicians, a breed that, in many ways, has defined Matthews's value system.

In a class-action lawsuit involving former players who object to the N.C.A.A.'s profiting from their likeness long after they have graduated, e-mails and documents have exposed the essential hypocrisy that underlies college sports.

He appears now as literature's Linnaeus (taxonomizing a vast new trove of data), now as Vesalius (exposing its essential skeleton), now as Galileo (revealing and reordering the universe of books), now as Darwin (seeking "a law of literary ­evolution").