Sentence examples similar to expose imperfections from inspiring English sources
When Kim Kardashian went nude and unretouched in Harper's Bazaar last week, she was the latest of a string of celebrities to empower themselves and expose their imperfections by forgoing airbrushing.
Ahmed Musa's stunning breakaway goal exposed the imperfections in Argentina's defence.
But with the presidential election having exposed considerable imperfections in the vote-counting process, she said, at least her protests no longer seem like the whining of a sore loser.
It was also beneficial when my teacher displayed a little less authority and more humility and even vulnerability to me by exposing some imperfections or even basic social fears.
Part of the reason is how "Kill Uncle," with its imperfections, exposes more of Morrissey's personality than other releases — or, rather, has more unfortunate protrusions and flat spots and thus a more interesting texture.
It may not make sense to most people – this willingness to expose herself lyrically, to express her imperfections, her sexuality and her darkness on stage to thousands of people in a way she can't in everyday life.
Beyond Mr. McVeigh, and the serious problems with the F.B.I., this episode has exposed yet another imperfection in the justice system that calls into question this nation's reliance on the death penalty.
The release of free oxygen was essentially primordial flatulence that skunked not only anaerobes but also exposed life's imperfection.
Stigma has long been a part of our social existence, with the original Greek translation referring to a physical sign exposing a moral imperfection[ 1].
The new procedure is also milder since it does not expose the crystals to heat for long periods of time, thereby reducing the risk of introducing crystal imperfections (e.g., increase in mosaicity).
