Sentence examples for refusing to expose from inspiring English sources

He is admiring of China, whose hegemonic tendencies he ignores, for refusing to expose its currency to markets.

Was it the act of a morbidly private woman refusing to expose herself — and thus, consciously or not, enshrining her mystique?

Was it the act of a morbidly private woman refusing to expose herself and thus, consciously or not, enshrining her mystique?

Now they sit mute across the table from White House negotiators, refusing to expose themselves by saying what Medicare cuts they actually want to make, and demanding that Democrats go first.

Polanski refused to expose himself to that level of uncertainty.

World in Action lost the case but continued to refuse to expose their source.

In one work they refused to expose themselves to stage lighting.

Would the world really be hurt if the EU merely refuses to expose its farmers to more competition?The likeliest outcome both from the Hong Kong meeting and the eventual Doha agreement is a compromise as always.

Like Democrats after John Kerry's defeat, Republicans now whine about their failed strategists or their flawed candidate or a media that refuses to expose the obvious deficiency of their opponents.

"The dishonest media refuses to expose!" was another.

In "the dishonest media refuses to expose," the verb is again conjugated as though the noun were singular.