Sentence examples for exposed something from inspiring English sources
Duffy first gained media attention because her conversation with Brown, and its aftermath, graphically exposed something important.
The latest cash-for-access scandal engulfing Jack Straw and Malcolm Rifkind has exposed something rotten in British politics.
The Wells Fargo case has exposed something besides bad bank practices: gaps in United States regulatory teamwork.
Finally, said Ms. Steiner, who has read the article, while Ms. Reiss is talented and aggressive, her article might have exposed something of a journalistic truism.
The dispute exposed something of a culture clash in the pageant, setting state directors in California, Oregon, Illinois, Texas and other states -- some of whom had long shunned two-piece bathing suits for contestants -- against Mr. Renneisen.
Just to mention recent movies, the amoral Norwegian thriller based on Jo Nesbø's Headhunters, the film versions of Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy about political corruption in Sweden, and Nicolas Winding Refn's three Pusher movies about Copenhagen's criminal underside have exposed something explosive festering beneath the apparently well-ordered world of fairness, fir forests and fjords.
"It exposes something that is antiquated and needs to change.
But, nonetheless, each episode exposes something eternal, and true.
They expose something obvious, previously hidden in plain sight.
These concerns aren't evenly shared, and they expose something of a generation gap.
Rebuilding in Manhattan is always exposing something out of a forgotten past.
