Sentences with phrase «laid bare the facts»

It is our duty to work tirelessly next year to lay bare the facts of widespread corruption, manifest incompetence and increased poverty before the Ghanaian people, so that they can have no doubt about the compelling necessity of saying goodbye to John Mahama and his government, no matter the juicy inducements that are going to be offered to them.

But two and a half years of the eighth generation consoles» existence quite clearly lay bare the fact that Sony is not the one who's got more to worry about.

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She no longer gives any f**k s about getting along or playing nice or keeping her cool, a fact laid bare on her TBS show, Full Frontal With Samantha Bee.

Trump's comments to donors that laid bare his approach to arguing trade facts with foreign leaders show how he might try to engage with other heads of state in the coming weeks.

Your conscience (the speed limit signs) bore witness to this (speeding) fact, even before the police (minister), but when he came, he stripped away the foolishness of your actions to lay bare the reality of the matter.

There, he said, the under - fire culture, media and sport secretary's behaviour will be «laid bare», despite the fact Lord Justice Leveson has made clear the behaviour of ministers does not fall within his remit.

Unfortunately for such malicious ghost writers, their lies can not stand after the facts are laid bare.

Credit wars are a fact of Hollywood life that's rarely laid bare.

The bare and bloody facts are laid out, with no detail spared.

Shot in that distinctive mix of location naturalism and matter - of - fact criminal activity that defined so many such films of the early seventies, Eddie Coyle lays bare the food chain of the criminal underworld, from the robbers to the gun suppliers and all the middlemen in between, including the stool pigeons.

Taking in all the work in the Neue Galerie occupies the better part of a day, a fact which lays bare the ultimate curatorial - bubble orthodoxy informing Documenta 14.

Our thanks for the hard work and fact finding that went in to documenting the truth and laying bare an industry hell bent on destroying more lives.

Despite the fact that Minister Kent's speech sounded like many I have heard from some of our most respected ENGOs over the years, there was barely more than a hint of praise when the government laid bare its progress to date (see image below) and made clear that there is more work to be done.

But the fact that she told you is a good indication that she is laying the thing bare.