Sentence examples for views laid bare from inspiring English sources
His views laid bare one of the biggest challenges facing those revolting against Mr. Assad: a divided opposition that has proven no match for a resilient autocrat determined to retain his grip on power, even as mass demonstrations have unseated leaders in other countries like Egypt, also buffeted by the Arab Spring.
The latest survey lays bare the extent of the task.
The intense reaction against Rauf's proposed project and some of his political views have laid bare Americans' fragile acceptance of its Muslim minority.
Said Henrique Laitenberger, a history student: "Instead of the Front National leader's views being laid bare, and their dissection at the union being prioritised, Le Pen will return to France yet again vindicated as a martyr of free speech, challenged by an illiberal mob".
In his view, the ballot laid bare an "institutional racism" in Europe which contrasted with the restrained reaction of Americans to the shoot-out at a Texan army base in which a Muslim officer killed 13 people.
Whether the search of private quarters is accomplished by placing on the outer walls of the sanctum a detectaphone that transmits to the outside listener the intimate details of a private conversation, or by new methods of photography that penetrate walls or overcome distances, the privacy of the citizen is equally invaded by the Government, and intimate personal matters are laid bare to view.
In 1863, during some excavations, the original mound of the Britons and the superstructure of the Romans were laid bare to view.
Although the subjects' bodies are in full view, the photographers' visions are equally laid bare.
And State Department cables obtained by WikiLeaks and made public on Friday laid bare the unvarnished and dubious view of American diplomats toward Mr. Karzai and his government.
"Rampant jealousies and jockeying at the top of the DUP is laid bare for all to see" is the view of the Belfast Telegraph's political editor Suzanne Breen.
