Sentence examples for outing him from inspiring English sources
Multiple people in Kansas City's LGBT community alleged that White was Scott's lover but that White never came out as gay and that he killed Scott to keep him from outing him.
The government, for outing him?
Lieutenant Seefried reported the instructor in early 2010, and the instructor responded by outing him.
He claims that she fabricated her escort exploits, defamed him and breached his privacy by effectively outing him too, and by reattributing details of their conversations and sex lives to the clients described in her Belle de Jour blog and books.
Consider this a dispassionate defense of Clemens (and by extension Barry Bonds), but only in the narrowest sense, that Mitchell, while outing him, was also asserting that the story, in a broader context, is ultimately not about Clemens, ace of the all-tainted team until he proves otherwise, any more than it is about Bonds, its cleanup hitter.
After sustained outcry, the site banned most of these subreddits, but Gawker writer Adrian Chen – a journalist who regularly seeks online notoriety, often successfully – had tracked down the real identity of the man behind many of these forums, interviewed him, and on Friday published a lengthy article "outing" him.
Not knowing that, though, it would have been easy to dismiss him at times Thursday night — say, when he wheezed out "No Woman, No Cry," or when a mild extended psychedelic soul outing ended with him flatly singing a few bars of Green Day's "Basket Case".
Joe Wilson first accused the Boy Emperor of not wearing any clothes on the Iraq W.M.D.'s, and then charged the Bush White House with running a "smear campaign" against him and outing his wife as a C.I.A. spy.
McGwire, who never received any official sanction for steroid use, is an in-between case: I would not have punished him for "outing" himself, when so many other players of his generation used steroids and got away with it, but I can understand the contrary position.
"It's not fair to him, after you send him out to try to get him depressurized, to make him go outing by outing".
The outing took him back to the 1950s when his dad, who had a car repair shop, took him to a show at the Sam Houston Coliseum.
