Sentence examples for was exposing from inspiring English sources
verb
To reveal, uncover, make visible, bring to light, introduce to.
Liam's great talent, she believes, was "exposing the lie".
"He was exposing character premises for what they were".
"Often they might be homeless because of family violence issues and it was exposing them.
All three reports said short term risk was exposing the world's financial system to unsupportable risk.
"It was exposing young minds to many systems of worship and cultures.
What the paper was exposing was, of course, pre-prepared sous-vide meals.
From Walker's perspective, she was exposing, not catering to, white male fantasies about black women.
"The only thing I did was exposing something bad that happened to me".
Eurozone integration was exposing the need for the EU's treaties to be rewritten, said Mr Osborne.
"When the guy was shouting at me saying that I'm not Martin Luther King Jr., he [was] exposing his own idiocy.
"When the guy was shouting at me saying that I'm not Martin Luther King, Jr., he [was] exposing his own idiocy.
