| You hone your skill with a pen instead of a paddle, lay bare your soul on paper, and send it in to a magazine editor. |
| However, the rulings seemed to lay bare a shortcoming in the justice system. |
| Moreover, they saw it as a closed system governed by its own elaborate rules, which it was the task of the structuralist to lay bare. |
| I feel that people are looking at us now with a magnifying glass to lay bare any fault we might have. |
| In his fiction, Maugham often sought to lay bare the hypocrisies of his characters. |
| She has the ability to scratch and burrow under the surface of human experience and lay bare both the sacred and profane. |
