Sentence examples for exposing things from inspiring English sources

Monro believes sharing your virginity loss story is one of the most exposing things you can do, and all her case studies remain anonymous.

Many conversation scenes are shot in extreme close-up, exposing things like Cruz's freckles and Diaz's elaborate eye makeup, but failing to reveal anything about them.

"Snowden, in my opinion, is a whistle-blower," Foos said, adding that instead of being prosecuted Snowden should be praised "for exposing things that are wrong in our society".

"When he went to AOL, everyone told me he was the one exposing things that smelled bad," said Walter Isaacson, the former managing editor of Time magazine and chief executive of CNN, who has known and worked with Mr. Ripp for years.

I'm just exposing things that everybody knows is happening, but nobody wants to talk about".

As a staunch believer in corporate responsibility and transparency, I recognize that there is a risk as well as a reward associated with transparency because it makes you vulnerable by exposing things that might cause stakeholder (customers, employees, owners/investors, suppliers, communities, government regulators and legislators and even competitors) backlash.

Stand-up comedy is, by its very nature, an exposing thing.

"It exposed things I needed to work on," he said.

"We're capturing and looking to expose things that people don't see".

"It immediately exposed things that were a bit controversial," Spence said.

Cate has been finding the rehearsal experience - what she describes as 'tearing bits of skin off to expose things' - a brutal one.