Sentence examples for reality exposed from inspiring English sources

As mentioned above, not evaluating other exposure routes may lead to the definition of persons drinking bottled water as non-exposed while they are in reality exposed by inhalation or dermal absorption [ 26].

Truth briefly swept aside the deceptions of public form and left reality exposed.

The reality, exposed by the raw and violent riots here last week, was far different: Some 1,200 foreigners, most of them Africans, earned about $30 a day under the table picking oranges and clementines.

But doing so is a virtual admission that they have nothing tangible with which to counter the reality exposed by WikiLeaks.

This misclassification of exposure will mean that many cases classified as "unexposed" are in reality "exposed".

That simple contrast, between need and greed, rhetoric and reality, exposes the great lie of the Olympic legacy.

Great realist fiction has always been about messing with reality – exposing it, heightening it, exploring it, smashing it up a bit, turning it inside out and shaking it to get a better look at it.

This reality exposes the gaps that subsist between the hegemonic security-oriented vision shared by the authors of this policy and the illusion of a transparent and harmonious collaboration proposed to third countries.

Pomponazzi took this doctrine to its logical extreme in his De fato, a work in which he claimed to endorse Stoicism, while in reality exposing the determinism embedded in the Aristotelian doctrine of causes.

That startling reality exposes just how big the gap is between where America is and where it needs to be.

A new study produced by Education International (EI) and Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT), "Bridge vs Reality," exposes Bridge International Academies' for-profit schemes in Kenya where the company operates 400 schools in the nation's poorest communities.