Sentence examples for quick to expose from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press' Kristen Wyatt was quick to expose Gardner's hollow claim of being a leader of Colorado's new energy economy.

Her home state paper, the Anchorage Daily News was quick to expose elements of her past that raised questions and just days after she was named the Fairbanks, Alaska daily called her choice by McCain a silly one.

We are going to see a lot more of this faux populism paid for by bailed out bankers before the year is through, and progressives have to be quick to expose it.

The Farrellys became adults — Peter emerging as the more voluble brother, more neurotic, more left-wing, and quicker to expose himself in public.

That's the quickest way to expose the mediocrity of any overachievers.

The quick turnaround appeared to expose a difference of opinion in the government, which had earlier warned of shutdowns.

And like all revolutions, the information revolution was much faster and quicker to adapt and to expose all the impostor sites, and to forge ahead with genuine independent sources of information.

Germany's back line was extremely high – Löw could be seen telling his defenders to squeeze up – and Algeria sought to expose them with quick counters and balls into the channels.

Another quick way to test the jewelry is to expose it to a magnet.

Quick, let's all ask Jon Stewart's "Daily News" program to expose the piracy that went on yesterday at the Minnesota Governor's Fishing Opener!

Though one key scene is much less overt than in the Australian version, it's violent enough to expose something far more dangerous than arrogant and quick-tempered.