Sentence examples for started to expose from inspiring English sources

BM: I think he's already started to expose the folly of his position.

So my writing was started to expose those conditions in the hope they would be changed.

The TB-GBs were fiercely denied when some of us started to expose their uncivil war long ago.

Rudd's return has neutralised this advantage and started to expose the inconsistency between Abbott's small target image for swinging voters and the right-wing agenda he relies on internally.

We started to expose Aston Villa's defence and got the goal with a perfectly good goal and a perfectly good decision with the referee overruling the linesman.

Overall, college students from more than 4,000 schools have purchased Inkling's titles, which the founder says has started to expose it to a new set of students that had never heard of it before.

A dispute between smaller families of local yakuza and the presence of a mysterious girl out for revenge start to expose a conspiracy that links the yakuza and the Tokyo establishment, and only the legendary Kazuma Kiryu can fix the situation in his inimitable style.

Nevertheless, several mechanisms that have started to be exposed during the last years will be discussed in this section.

Preschool children in Chinese high-income families started to be exposed to those foods with high calorie and high fat, such as Western fast food, fried foods, sweet drinks and so on.

Mandela's concept of a "rainbow nation" started to crack and expose the abyss whence it came.

They were supposed to have a date, but he backed out, and the woman started threatening to expose their conversations.