Sentence examples for exposes in a from inspiring English sources

Also speaking on Today, Hodge said: "It exposes in a very stark way that the present conventions on accountability between civil servants and ministers to parliament and the public aren't working.

But the reason that her story is so fascinating to me and to the rest of the world is that it exposes in a disquieting way that our race is performance – that, despite the stark differences in how our races are perceived and privileged (or not) by others, they are all predicated on a myth that the differences are intrinsic and intrinsically perceptible.

As Spike Lee exposes in a trailer before the release date, he chose to approach the film using satire, "a way of using humor to show that someone or something is foolish, weak, bad, and humor that shows the weaknesses or bad qualities of a person, government, and society," according to the Merriam Webster Dictionary.

Nineteenth-century handmade brick is exposed in a stairwell.

He was later exposed in a newspaper drugs sting.

Yet she clearly delights in exposing, in a quasi-tabloid fashion, America's underbelly.

Such practices had already been publicly exposed in a short article in Newsweek that May.

Scholars say there are a lot of warts to be exposed in a system so decentralized.

The illegal practices were exposed in a lawsuit filed by David Douglas, a long-term Wells Fargo customer.

Whatever happened was exposed in a free society; the military itself began the first inquiries.

Here was me and Harriet, my younger daughter, exposed in a sense, without proper protection.