Sentence examples similar to exposing this fact from inspiring English sources

Paulides exposed this fact in his documentary, Missing 411.

While it's fun to think that someone is profiting from exposing this exploit, the facts are much more mundane.

Exposing the fact of their sex so insistently would seem to undermine this precept, and for that matter isn't feminism by definition concerned with the fact of gender, however mutable it may sometimes be made to seem?

This is a lousy Tory government and we need to keep exposing the fact".

The thinking goes like this: It's perfectly legal for Halderman to write, or threaten to write, a screenplay (or an e-mail to TMZ) exposing the fact that David Letterman had flings with "Late Show" employees.

So by publishing Storey's story, the Sunday Mirror was exposing the fact that Ferdinand had previously fallen short of the high standards set by the manager.

"Eurisko was exposing the fact that any finite set of rules is going to be a very incomplete approximation of reality," Lenat explained.

Noisily exposing the fact that a senior partner in the Wynn empire may have broken American laws on corruption is sure to attract even greater scrutiny.

"This salad is actually good," my 5-year-old daughter said the other evening, exposing the fact that either she doesn't like salad, or maybe doesn't like salad I make.

Let's face it, exposing the fact that Palin wasn't shape to be the vice-president isn't exactly cracking the Da Vinci Code.

On Wednesday night, Jon Stewart spent a bit of his own show exposing the fact that Sean Hannity didn't exactly uncover anything new.