Sentence examples for were laid bare to from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, lurid Bo family secrets were laid bare to millions of fascinated Chinese who have been following the trial on a running court microblog that party officials set up in an effort to give the trial an air of legitimacy.

In 1863, during some excavations, the original mound of the Britons and the superstructure of the Romans were laid bare to view.

The hope is that it will mirror the Pecora hearings of the 1930s, during which Wall Street's excesses in the roaring 1920s were laid bare to a shocked public and blue-blooded bankers wound up depicted as gangsters (banksters).

"If only one of our missiles breaches the air defense system of Guam and falls in waters around it, the fake image of the United States as a sole superpower will be laid bare to the whole world," the subtitle said.

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.

Dr. Schulten was standing in the walnut-paneled library of Albemarle House, a 45-room, 29,000-square-foot Georgian-style manor whose owner's taste for bling was being laid bare to an ogling public long fascinated by the rise and apparently continuing rise of the socialite vintner Patricia Kluge, at an auction preview.

Open surgery doesn't have this problem, because the abdomen is laid bare to the surgeon, and even laparoscopic surgery involves placing at least three (and sometimes as many as five) separate instruments into the abdomen from different directions, through different incisions.

This principle is laid bare to a shocking extent by comparisons of police shootings between US and other developed countries.

The recording is laid bare to give listeners a chance to learn about the alchemy that went into it.

Yet when such wounds are opened and the pain is laid bare to the world at large, there can be moments of introspection and learning for even the most inveterate ideologues.

Whether the plant cover is disturbed by cultivation, grazing, burning, or bulldozing, once the soil is laid bare to the erosive action of wind and water, the slow rate of natural erosion is greatly accelerated.