Sentence examples for exposing not only the from inspiring English sources

The car has no doors, by pushing two buttons the body rises, exposing not only the seat but also the engine.

I often dreaded visiting him, the awkwardness exposing not only the gulf that Daddy's affliction created between him and the rest of the world but the one that had always existed between us.

A set of numerical results is included to demonstrate the potential of generalized topological derivative as an efficient tool for exposing not only the geometry, but also material characteristics of subsurface material defects through a local, point-wise identification of "optimal" inclusion properties that minimize the topological sensitivity at sampling location.

In contrast, the war in Syria has exposed not only the political and operational limitations of the Gulf states, but also the rivalries among them".

To use the fabrication of a threat from North Korea as a justification for the renewal of Trident – as Theresa May did in the Commons debate on Tuesday night (Report, 19 July) – exposes not only the depths of deception to which the government will sink but its deep ignorance of the reality of North Korea.

Hopefully a film like Wadjda will expose not only the systematic denial of women's rights in Saudi Arabia, but also make us think more about the actual women in that country, trying to deal with it all and trying to challenge it from within.

"The report exposes not only the brutality faced by those disappeared but also the collusion between national security forces and judicial authorities, who have been prepared to lie to cover their tracks or failed to investigate torture allegations, making them complicit in serious human rights violations.

Most importantly, Europe's economic crisis has exposed not only the institutional weaknesses of the EU, but also its lack of solidarity.

"Invisible War" Tracking the rape epidemic in the military, "The Invisible War" exposes not only the pervasiveness of sexual assault, but the flaws of the system that perpetuate it and blame victims instead of granting them justice.

Waste is often handled without adequate control mechanisms, such as proper infrastructure and personal protective equipment, in dense, highly populated areas, exposing not only workers but also residents in the surrounding communities.

And the handful of people who moved in have been left exposed not only to the perils of buying at the peak of the market but also to the stifled laughter of their neighbors following their every move.