Sentence examples for exposing anything from inspiring English sources

Here, a lace stunner that shows a lot without exposing anything.

Mr. Sokol's actions do not seem to be exposing anything quite as sinister at Berkshire.

Renee Graziano's point of view is that "Mob Wives" isn't exposing anything new.

"Anyone using a shared computer could be exposing anything displayed on their screen to other users of the computer".

A welter of voices, among leading lawyers who have defended newspapers in invasion-of-privacy cases and among the country's leading editors, have said the Mosley ruling could serve as a precedent for preventing British newspapers and broadcasters from exposing anything much about the private lives of public figures.

Once you start to drill down into a search, these contracted apps expose what they've found during their own searches without exposing anything else.

Does Will and Hand's well-meaning joyride turn out to expose anything sinister about them?

Clearly, cropped pieces – ones that expose anything from an inch to a foot of midriff – fall into this category.

Mr. Kilpatrick's general counsel, Sharon McPhail, played down the significance of the documents, saying, "It doesn't really expose anything".

IF the Senate Judiciary hearings exposed anything, it was the mostly white state leadership's official denial of a burning issue among minorities.

But it's worth recalling the superficially apologetic, supposedly abashed aftermath of the 2008 Vanity Fair picture in which Miss Cyrus, then 15, was topless, though the angle didn't actually expose anything.