Sentence examples for serves to expose from inspiring English sources
The rider with the helmet camera, who insisted on anonymity for fear of retribution, explained in an e-mail that the camera "serves to expose insecure drivers, and it acts as a sort of insurance in the event I am the subject of an accident or police quota.
"THE ideal Gawker item," Nick Denton, the owner of Gawker Media, wrote in an instant message last month to a prospective hire, "is something triggered by a quote at a party, or an incident, or a story somewhere else and serves to expose hypocrisy, or turn conventional wisdom on its head.
"Seeing the film ten years later – and in the mighty shadow of Pixar's recent masterpieces – the film feels a little chaotic, safe, tired on its feet: deficiencies that remastering it in 3D (which adds less than nothing to the viewing experience) serves to expose rather than conceal," writes Time Out's David Jenkins.
It adds nothing to the meaning of the communication and only serves to expose ones penchant for hyperbole".
Rift has not gone away, but its move to Mark Zuckerberg's empire has served to expose alternative VR systems.
But the moments of jerky articulation served to expose the dancers' extraordinary ability to move expansively and fluidly.
Instead it served to expose the defensive frailties that might undermine this team against opponents of real pedigree.
Mr. Reilly cited another factor that has served to expose the new group of shows as a mostly uncompelling lot.
In hindsight, the 12-appointment programmes only served to expose painful issues before leaving me to deal with them on my own.
The dispute served to expose philosophical strains within the party as it has expanded its control beyond its traditional city base to the suburbs.
The hearings that began last week on the amnesty decree, known as the National Reconciliation Order, have served to expose Mr. Zardari all over again as a "man widely perceived as corrupt," the leading newspaper, Dawn, said in an editorial.
