Sentence examples for lay bare for from inspiring English sources

This doesn't invalidate her brave effort to lay bare, for the Tudor fan, the bones of the controversy and evaluate the range of opinion about Anne's fall.

Take a close look at the world, keep on doing so, and in the end it will lay bare for you all its cruelty and its ugliness".

In the Book Review, Hilary Mantel praised Weir's "brave effort to lay bare, for the Tudor fan, the bones of the controversy and evaluate the range of opinion about Anne's fall".

Expense claims released under the Freedom of Information Act lay bare for the first time what critics claim is an extraordinary extravagance by some academy chain chief executives and principals, at a time when schools are struggling financially.

On the prevailing view, philosophers were suited only to do "conceptual analysis"—they could lay bare, for example, the conceptual architecture of the idea of justice, but they were not competent to suggest political principles, constitutional arrangements, or social policies that actually did justice.

Take a close look at the world, keep on doing so and in the end it will lay bare for you all its cruelty and ugliness".

The release of the National Organization for Marriage's strategy memos on defeating marriage equality lay bare their disrespect for and attempted manipulation of Black and Latino communities.

On the much discussed PowerPoint chapter in "Goon Squad": "It was a last minute add-on," and "allowed me to lay bare what the strategy for the book was".

In an approach that seems brilliantly prescient now that scientists are poised to map the entire human genome and so lay bare the genetic basis for many diseases, Dr. Neel foresaw the importance of inherited factors in understanding and treating a wide range of disorders, said Dr. William J. Schull, an emeritus professor at the University of Texas Human Genetics Center.

For Mitt Romney, probably the only thing worse than having to lay bare his financial life is for someone else to lay it all out.

In this respect, he said that the constitutional sleuth is much like the classical musician who strives to "search for and lay bare the meaning that is imprisoned in the little black dots which weave their way across the music staves".