Sentence examples for just for exposing from inspiring English sources
How can anyone support that position with their vote?" Politics aside, Richard Cordray is the obvious MIDOTW choice this week, not just for exposing Wells Fargo's bogus account scheme and for levying such a hefty fine, but for his ongoing work heading the agency Elizabeth Warren created.
O'Brien has a particular talent for exposing hypocrisy or contradictory arguments, often just by posing one question.
It's an essential step for exposing scientific data to inquiry and inspection by other authorities or just curious citizens whose tax dollars paid for it.
"I think there is something about the sheer time and expense of writing and testing and tweaking and cutting and testing again that is not always affordable or just too exposing and fraught for an independent film," he says.
The nature and use of sexually explicit material is a sticky issue for just about everyone, exposing as it does the often irreconcilable contradictions of social liberalism, personal aesthetics, feminism, the theoretical omniscience of Jesus, adult terror of one's mum, public v private sexual personae and the barely understood animal drive to copulate that paws at the soul of human civilisation.
It was just very exposing.
De Piero's real problem is that her flesh wasn't just being exposed for the sake of vanity.
The Environmental Protection Agency has just been exposed for treating lawns and vacant lots next to schools in poor, black neighborhoods with sewage sludge to find out whether it might bind to lead in the soil from chipped paint and car exhausts and ultimately reduce the risk to the children in these neighborhoods.
Having reluctantly embraced a narcissistic bully who has cast himself as the anti-establishment, politically incorrect champion of angry white men, Republican elders now find themselves in bed with a racist cheater: a man who has not only flung racial slurs at a federal judge but who has just been freshly exposed for cheating hundreds of people over the past four decades.
Look out for exposed staples.
