Sentence examples for sort of exposes from inspiring English sources

Gus wanted his shorts to cover his knees and when asked why he stated, "cause it sort of exposes my thighs you know.

"That sort of exposes the contradiction of him being a high-priced, high-powered lobbyist at the same time he's positioned himself and FreedomWorks as the representatives of the angry, anti-Washington populism," said Peter Montgomery, senior fellow at the liberal group People for the American Way.

"I suppose the idea that we're sort of exposing ourselves, you do that anyway onstage.

"You could have gone to the Republicans in the Republican areas of the state and sort of exposed that directly".

These are the kinds of movies I respond to, and sometimes I do respond to the big blockbuster movies, but to go down that road and sort of expose yourself publicly with all the publicity and everything else that being in one of those movies entails, I would have to be so completely in love with it that there would be no question.

This sort of case exposes one of many fundamental differences between the logic of non-parametric and parametric maximization.

Internally, each of the three tracks runs in chronological order (and I'm leaving out the introduction of another narrative, in which the deaf daughter of the Japanese hunter — a girl grieving over her mother's suicide, and longing for some sort of sexual contact — exposes herself to boys and men).

Next, we tested the sorting of worms exposed to nocodazole and compared it with worms exposed to DMSO (control worms).

Writing this sort of music is exposing, and something many 20th- century composers avoided for fear of the easy accusation of sentimentality.

Sure, Kauto looked as young as ever when he tore away with the King George but Kempton is not the sort of place to expose the beginnings of frailty.

If she'd had any notions about "Medea," she wrote in an essay on the adaptation, they were that "the play's premise — the murder of two children by their mother — had attained a troubling sort of autonomy that exposed it to all sorts of cultural misuses," misogynistic ones.