Sentence examples for plainly exposed from inspiring English sources
If the US leaves, there are no more invaders to fight, and the Taliban are plainly exposed as the Pakistan-destroying monsters that they are.
The most powerful statement Rowland makes with 91020000 is in plainly exposing the ways in which the legacy of slavery endures.
With the Cold War over, Vietnam's relative insignificance has been plainly and painfully exposed.
We have precedents for heinous personal beliefs coinciding with creative brilliance (Ezra Pound, Richard Wagner), and bigotry embodied in works of great formal achievement ("The Birth of a Nation," "Triumph of the Will"), but this is an unusual case of an artist's ideological extremism so suddenly exposed, and so plainly relevant to his art.
Hogan was astounded not only by the level of detail but also the creative way the insects had been exposed: "Scientific specimens tend to be very plainly lit, whereas Levon has really brought them alive, and created insect portraits".
In trying to promote such ideal worlds, censors on the right and left often end up demanding texts that are not realistic, as any child, exposed to television, pop music and the daily hubbub of real life can plainly see.
Charles Dickens, exposed!
Yet, in its naïve manner, it exposes painful stories plainly — even if, like Poe's purloined letter, they have been ignored in plain sight.
