Sentence examples for exposing world from inspiring English sources

"It is a wonderful and very important thing, showing history like this, flyable airplanes, exposing World War II to the public.

The pitfalls that come with exposing world-famous relics to mass tourism have mostly been avoided.

In Google's move toward a more open (and exposed) world, the report has become a savvy method for the company to push back at governments, in a way consistent with their own value system.

The study authors concluded that "engagement with fictional narratives provides one with information about the social world," exposing children to worlds outside their own.

Facebook plays a mammoth role in exposing the world's masses to information.

Exposing the world to our political and social values may be the strongest justification for global news channels.

All three reports said short term risk was exposing the world's financial system to unsupportable risk.

When HBO had first approached him, he had had reservations about exposing the world of the corner.

Brown became obsessed with journalistically investigating every strand exposed by these HB Gary Federal emails and devoted himself to relentlessly exposing this world.

There is a difference between exposing the world to the league's best and being exposed by the defending champions of the English Premier League.

No individual, group or country has the right to risk exposing the world to the tragedy of smallpox or any other biological agent.