Sentence examples for good exposing from inspiring English sources
But then, given that B is best known for allowing one of her sources to be revealed to the police, thereby resulting in the source's imprisonment, I confess to being somewhat bewildered by her general moral code: exposing sources good, exposing sexism bad.
Limited variety and high volume equal savings, the theory goes, and the operative delusion is that a consumer is paying wholesale for what are in fact retail goods exposed to supersizing gamma rays.
The media do quite a lot of very good exposes on this, but the business world is quite willing to tolerate the exposure of corruption.
Prof Nutt, she writes, is "very good at exposing the confusion of much political thinking on drugs, as well as the baseless alarmism of media commentators 'like Peter Hitchens, who don't want facts to get in the way of prejudice'".
First, it's really good at exposing when our intuitive view of reality is wrong.
This seems both fair to those who choose to sell sex and good for exposing any abuses.
Adichie is particularly good at exposing the contradictory ebb and flow of America's painful attempts to reconcile itself with its recent past, when segregation still persisted in the south.
Both writers are good at exposing the insidious rhetoric which turns refugees into "bogus asylum-seekers" and demonises "economic migrants", who, in reality, are often the sort of go-ahead venturers capitalism needs.
She has, I believe, all good intentions — exposing the danger inherent in our culture's objectification of young women, a subject not often taken seriously in young adult literature.
