Sentence examples for exposes plenty from inspiring English sources

Clicking through various top apps exposes plenty of high quality games, apps from popular sites like Yelp, and even the occasional productivity tool.

The Oxford scrap exposed plenty of vanity, and perhaps left some remorse.

THE past two years have exposed plenty of untoward behaviour at the world's financial institutions.

The committee's inquiry into "project verde" – Lloyds' attempt to sell the branches – has exposed plenty of conflicting evidence from City bigwigs.

The New Orleans Saints probably didn't feel much like a No. 1 seed Monday, considering they barely escaped with a victory against a Vikings team that exposed plenty of weaknesses.

Or at least it has everywhere but in Britain, where we were already embarrassed and guilty about our colonial past, before postcolonialism found a troubling ambiguity in even the most well-intentioned colonial enterprise, and exposed plenty of straightforward brutality and exploitation.

"The collaboration," she says, "can help expose Plenty in a market that might not currently be familiar with it".

He's also making sure to keep the buttons loose, exposing plenty of chest shots for the female fans.

Studies find that children raised on farms are less prone than others to asthma, maybe because they are exposed to plenty of microbes in barns and stables.

Instead of settling on flat, exposed terrain with plenty of sunlight, the lander came to rest on more hostile ground.

ID (18) Philip Davis, 1995 Starring Reece Dinsdale, Sean Pertwee If you can get past the premise of an undercover cop ditching his job and marriage for the hooligan lifestyle he's meant to be exposing, there's plenty to enjoy here.