Sentence examples for exposing for from inspiring English sources

Hunt said the couplings would not be shown on screen but "it's clear what's going on". "It's incredibly exposing for the two key characters in it," she said.

But a trip to Moscow intended as a reward for promising young Marxist intellectuals proved instead to be a turning point, exposing for him what he described as "the enormity of material and spiritual desolation caused by the Stalinist system".

In May, up to 30,000 Haredi men flooded the streets around the recruitment office in Jerusalem to protest conscription, exposing for the first time the depth of anger.

There are rich, oppositional pickings here – exposing, for example, the gap between the coalition's localist rhetoric and a reality that gives Michael Gove, not local education authorities, final say over new schools, and a version of devolution that amounts to passing the buck to local councils for spending cuts.

The best result for WBC of foam-dried SAP was 107 (g/g) after exposing for 1 h in pure water and 60 (g/g) and 37 (g/g) after exposing for one min in pure water and 0.9% NaCl solution, respectively.

Photographic images of the microwave absorber after exposing for 10 and 25 s to microwave are shown in Fig. 2a, b. Figure 2c shows the large quantity of ZnO nanopowder obtained from a single reaction.

The bodies lay exposed for three days.

Curran has been exposed for taking matters too far.

Many are exposed for the first time in my book.

The church had also collapsed, leaving everyone exposed for three days without food or water.

"The new rule will be exposed for the first three or four races," he said.