Sentence examples for fact exposed from inspiring English sources

Few then involved paused to read Rushdie's books - which in fact exposed the very racism and intolerance from which minorities suffered.

Calculated to demystify an artform seen as elitist, the series in fact exposed chaotic management, endemic over-spending and artistic egomania.

That fact exposed that "culture of lies and incitement continues among the children and adults of the Tamimi family," he said.

Apple didn't just sell iPhones, it annihilated Nokia's brand power, and in fact exposed Nokia as a company without a competitive brand strategy.

Far-fetched, perhaps, but two independent teams of researchers have found evidence that within the past 10 million years, our planet was in fact exposed to multiple nearby supernovae.

While the determination focused on the alleged inadequacies in the content of the informed consent documents, the debate on the SUPPORT trial has focused primarily on whether infants were in fact exposed to increased risk as a result of trial participation.

In fact, exposing fraud is a profoundly democratic enterprise, an act of commitment to ensuring that votes are respected.

This is an opera of flawless workmanship reconciled with the dramatic claims of a seemingly artificial and cynical libretto, which in fact exposes human frailty but is tempered by one of Mozart's most sympathetic and melodious scores.

If it cannot punish the servant as a criminal for the mere failure or refusal to serve without paying his debt, it is not permitted to accomplish the same result by creating a statutory presumption which, upon proof of no other fact, exposes him to conviction and punishment.

In fact, exposing the lateral surface to the heat source resulted in faster heating up of the fruit.

First, the photos in fact expose a great deal.