Sentence examples for he laid bare from inspiring English sources

In an April 1863 editorial that Thompson wrote, he laid bare the rationale and vision underpinning his creation.

In that book he laid bare the way globalization had been managed, especially by the international financial institutions.

As a result, they formed networks of signs whose rules he laid bare.

With those few words he laid bare the problem at the heart of next Thursday's presidential and parliamentary elections.

He laid bare the limits of his biblical knowledge when he inadvertently referred to "two Corinthians", instead of "Second Corinthians".

At the September 1953 Central Committee plenum, at which Khrushchev became first secretary of the party, he laid bare the deficiencies of the rural sector.

He lays bare the failure of Western governments to keep abreast of fast-changing events.

He lays bare how unequal access to adequate and healthy food supplies led to an increasingly differentiated urban environment.

He lays bare the thinking of everyone from Socrates and Plato and Heidegger and Leibniz through Stephen Hawking and Richard Dawkins.

It is manifested in the intelligent candor with which he lays bare his subjects, never excepting himself.

When he "lays bare the device" (an old Russian Formalist phrase for the technique of playful fictive self-consciousness), he opens a wound.