Sentence examples for exposure of what from inspiring English sources

"It was an accidental exposure of what probably, in retrospect, looks less likely to be a militarized bacterium".

"There was a kind of tacit approval by society to allow this unbelievable exposure of what should have been a private matter.

The latest detailed exposure of what this "Australian model" is like in reality, which has received extensive coverage in Europe, is significant.

The diary is not a genial document, despite its author's often vividly satiric exposure of what she shrewdly saw as "the comical side of life in hiding".

It was that ban that led to the exposure of what Lou Marlin, a lawyer representing the university, described as the "criminal enterprise" between Mr. Reid and Mr. Nelson.

For many years dissent, criticism or even limited exposure of what was going on behind closed doors was crushed with the argument that "it is not the right time" and "we are in a development and liberation battle".

Previous "Hunger Games" exposure: "Most of what I know about the book comes from the movie trailer".

Obviously industry and the coauthors of this abstract had convinced the scientific committee that this study should be given a prominent exposure, regardless of what the immediate analysis might contain.

Watch a toddler, and you quickly see why small children are so vulnerable to environmental exposures: most of what they touch goes right into their mouths.

Thus we face an inescapable possibility — that a president loyal only to himself colluded with a foreign adversary in pursuit of power, and now invokes that power to escape exposure of who and what he is.

Processing everything from museum exhibition posters to a portion of Timothy Leary's files at The New York Public Library, I have had my fair share of interesting exposure to what the "world of archives" has to offer.