Sentence examples for relentlessly exposed from inspiring English sources

Fox viewers were, of course, left in the dark about Ailes's personal life as the network relentlessly exposed Clinton's private life.

But while being so relentlessly exposed to a filmmaker's idiosyncratic turn-ons can be tedious and off-putting, the undeniable passion that drives "Kill Bill" is fascinating, even, strange to say it, endearing.

And everything is done to highlight the artifice of theatre: the rehearsing actors are all heightened "types", performers and characters are separated by divisive footlights, stage trickery is relentlessly exposed.

Having, as I do, an 11-year-old daughter, I long ago lost the tussle for the car radio, with the result that I am fairly relentlessly exposed to Radio 1.

If you had Araki down as an obsessive fetishist of the female body – tied, splayed, relentlessly exposed – this may make you think again, with several haunting landscapes echoing the work of the American master to whom he pays homage.

He added, "But while being so relentlessly exposed to a filmmaker's idiosyncratic turn-ons can be tedious and off-putting, the undeniable passion that drives 'Kill Bill' is fascinating, even, strange to say it, endearing".

Brown became obsessed with journalistically investigating every strand exposed by these HB Gary Federal emails and devoted himself to relentlessly exposing this world.

Here Desai quietly, relentlessly exposes the longings of someone at the slack-end of life, trying to renew it by redressing a perceived early injustice.

Alden, however, contentiously turns John Mark Ainsley's Emilio into a Man Ray-style photographer, whose work relentlessly exposes the inner reality of Partenope's world.

But nearly 30m are said to be "active daily", compared with 3m-4m cofies of China's biggest newspaper, Cankao Xiaoxi.Chinese microbloggers relentlessly expose injustices and attack official wrongdoing and high-handedness.

Is there any national literature that so relentlessly exposes the flaws and pettiness of its rulers or so fervently condemns the failings of its people as the accounts in the books of Kings or the speeches of the prophets?