Sentence examples for exposing a man from inspiring English sources

Newsweek's return to print was marked by a hard lesson in the wrath of the Internet, which erupted in fury on Thursday about Leah McGrath Goodman's piece exposing a man named named Satoshi Nakamoto, who may or may not be the reclusive founder of bitcoin.

He is bare-chested and his once-powerful muscles saggingly expose a man well past his prime.

Almost a hundred years after his death, Moorcroft Wilson has exposed a man with a remarkable double life, full of melancholy secrets.

Jeremy Clarkson reportedly hired one of these firms, a security company called Greymans, to expose a man the Top Gear presenter described as a "terrible online weirdo" who he said had targeted a member of his family.

Last month, it analysed what readers thought of Darling's budget; supported higher compensation for veterans whose health suffered from 1950s H-bomb tests; and exposed a man selling an industrial solvent used as a recreational drug and held responsible for a student's death.

Last week, BBC2's Conspiracy Files series "exposed" a man already known to conspiracy theorists as Muad Dib (the name taken from Frank Herbert's Dune novels) to be Sheffield-born John Hill (60) who lives near the Hill of Tara in County Meath and believes he is the Messiah.

From the arch, you can scan the gently undulating ground that was the battlefield and imagine just how exposed a man walking across it felt the British plan called for an orderly attack, no running or dashing about and what it must have felt like, carrying a 60-pound pack.

A senior source said there had been no public interest in exposing a single man with a girlfriend.

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And, long before that, the unnamed protagonist of Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man" was sent on his journey by accidentally exposing a rich white man to the type of unreconstructed Negro that black leaders had spent decades trying to wash, educate, or camouflage until better times were at hand.

Earlier in my career I would often interpret and prematurely expose a gay man's defenses when he would come in for therapy.