Sentence examples for exposing once again from inspiring English sources

He dismissed the equal pay for women case, Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., as if it were totally irrelevant, exposing once again his deep-seated misogyny.

At the opposite end, Celtic's shortcomings were exposed once again.

"The leave campaign has been exposed once again for promoting fantasy economics.

The strains on Britain's busiest airport, Heathrow, have been exposed once again by the approach of Storm Barney.

A modeller glued some new trees into my suggested locations and the site was exposed once again.

That mention of the nationalities, of course, threatens to expose once again the sanctity of the togetherness.

He exposed, once again, his biggest fault: that he has no idea what it's like to be middle-class and struggling in 2012 America.

James Bulger's death appals not least because it exposes once again our society's growing indifference and our own increasing isolation.

The veteran keeper was exposed once again when Milan Badelj dispossessed Jaroslav Plasil in central midfield and the ball broke to Perisic on the left.

Last week splits in the opposition were exposed once again when a leading member of SNC, Basma Kodmani, announced she was leaving the organisation.

Of course, that could also leave Democrats exposed once again on taxes, an issue that has been defused lately by Mr. Obama's pledge to focus on only high-income Americans.