Sentence examples for own exposed from inspiring English sources

Within hours of Kardashian's Paper photos going online, comedian Chelsea Handler posted on Instagram a photo of her own exposed behind in a similar pose with the caption, "Guess which one is real".

The circumstances surrounding Mr. Rippon's decision to halt work on the Savile exposé, which he said he made on his own, exposed the BBC to attack both from members of Parliament, who are holding a hearing on the matter Tuesday, and from its own governing body.

Lizzy went to my old school too, so I've known her forever, and can safely say that I've never met someone so mesmerised by XXS Zara jumpers and their own exposed ribcage.

The government's judicial problem became a political one through its own exposed missteps, and, most of all, through the great awakening of the Mexican public.

The incident soon gained a life of its own, exposing the deep rifts that Kadyrov's meteoric rise has created between the rival factions of pro-Russian Chechen warlords who today control the republic for Moscow.

Now, the BBC is fighting claims that it tried to cover up his crimes and that it dropped its own expose into Savile while Thompson served as chief.

A different kind of cyber-war is possible: not one between nation-states but between the people and their governments.The internet's natural state is anarchy and any attempts to militarize or corporatize it will be owned, exposed and driven offline anyway.

But politicians and campaigners have accused May of hiding "her own failings" exposed in the report by John Vine, chief inspector of borders and immigration.

Neither set out to dissect the role of racism in our national consciousness, but each, in his own way, exposed bigotry.

But politicians and campaigners have accused May of hiding "her own failings" exposed in the report by chief inspector of borders and immigration, John Vine.

The Oxford West and Abingdon MP said she was backing the campaign in the wake of the shocking scale of grooming in her own constituency, exposed in a major trial earlier this year.