Sentence examples for exposing a new from inspiring English sources

The show lives on through syndication, exposing a new generation of teens to its unique, undeniable charm.

The script (discreetly filthy, a second watch confirms) a teetering stack of digressions and diversions, each fresh layer exposing a new Faberge egg beneath.

Though the number of such cases appears to be small, they are exposing a new legal gray area, with workers complaining of rights violations and company officials scratching their heads over how to enforce a uniform policy for a drug that the federal government has not recognized as having a legitimate medical purpose.

"This way, they can be sure the website has updated its security, and that they're not running the risk of exposing a new password.

The cEM analysis greatly reduces the computational time and memory cost, exposing a new window for large-scale metabolic network analysis.

By bringing computer science education online and making it affordable, these companies have begun to democratize technical knowledge, exposing a new, global audience to programming along the way.

I was taken with a piece he wrote this week for New York magazine about how the Boston Marathon bombings exposed a new phase in our experience of what David Foster Wallace called Total Noise: "the tsunami of available fact, context, and perspective".

What Francis has done is expose a new unhealthy, managerially obsessive culture of targets, money and incentives.

From the American standpoint, though, it has exposed a new level of futility in the war effort here.

The crisis has exposed a new nationalism, which should unsettle even the readers of the Daily Mail.

Finally, he exposed a new pair of blazingly white tube socks and lined up his boots against the wall, like a good soldier.