Sentence examples for exposing who from inspiring English sources

The Web Ninjas have said this in the past when they posted a series of documents exposing who they think is Topiary and other members of LulzSec.

For me, acting in a solo show is a form of intimate confession to an audience, paring off the layers and exposing who and what you stand for.

Facing down this troublesome classic, with its blackface hysterics and triumphant representation of the Ku Klux Klan, Mr. Miller is interested in exposing who was struck by its bolts.

They can feel authentic, they can be authentic, because they're far less worried about the implications of exposing who they are, because they feel OK about who they are".

"I didn't want to play her in a way that would expose who she is.

No opportunity for plot signalling is avoided – an early hours house fire is inevitably used to expose who has tiptoed into the wrong bedroom.

Boyd: But the difference today is that any well-meaning white or any well-meaning black who wants to be involved, exposed, who wants to deal with somebody of the other race has opportunities.

The newspapers got to work, mourning the thousands already exposed who would surely die.

This has been an issue as it potentially exposes who you email and/or chat with the most.

The hack doesn't expose who said what – though we're sure someone is already working on that because, hey, nothing is ever really anonymous.

That could expose who these candidates really are--and the "depth" of their knowledge.