Sentence examples for powerfully exposed from inspiring English sources
In A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens powerfully exposed urban poverty in Victorian England, and with his tale, essentially created the Christmas season as we now know it.
Such tactics have also been powerfully exposed through investigative reporting at the Chicago Tribune, in a series called "Playing with Fire".
Life narratives can powerfully expose the nexus of gentrification and ever-entrenched structural racism that, unfortunately, so many in this country still deny.
Renan, incidentally, came to this realization while watching 1970s porno Deep Throat, yet his argument speaks powerfully to the way we live now, exposed to a torrent of death and destruction in the age of high-speed internet and 24-hour rolling news.
For me, however, more damaging than any of these messages is the one that silently yet powerfully pervades pretty much every story we're exposed to in our formative years - namely that there is such a thing as absolute right and wrong.
Will these exposed memories shed further light on the mechanism that so powerfully creates our shared history and collective identity?
This created powerfully delicate pictures of what was going on in cells as they were exposed to drugs.
And they've exposed the absurdity of trying to stamp out something that is so powerfully driven by the laws of supply and demand.
It just wasn't a thing I'd been exposed to or had to grapple with or thought much about". What powerfully changed his mind were the reports of undergraduate and graduate students who had begun to work to desegregate the South, and his recognition that Princeton's record of admitting students of color was downright dismal.
But the frailty of this patchwork England side was ruthlessly exposed by Robben after 57 minutes when he picked up the ball in his own half and ran unchallenged before firing powerfully past Hart, who was left with no chance.
