Sumpter Priddy III, a new dealer from Alexandria, Va., who specializes in Southern decorative and fine arts, decided to do the show because "it exposes me to a different crowd".
"The Truman Show" was relevant in 1998 because it was timely, even prescient; but it remains a classic because it exposes something timeless and specific about human psychology.
As a writer about politics and as a citizen, I love a juicy leak, because it exposes arguments within government that would otherwise remain hidden.
The Rolling Jubilee is a tactic and a valuable one because it exposes how debt operates," Thomas Gokey, one of the organizers, said.
There is a total marginal accident cost (internal plus external) associated with the consequences of a vehicle entering a traffic flow because it exposes the user to the average accident risk in that transport mode.
It is, for this reason, an important tool for the identification of biomolecules because it exposes a large variety of ligands to many targets at the same time and requires only minimal knowledge of the starting proteome/immunome target [ 37].
Advocacy of such a goal by E.U. leaders is a political dare because it exposes the time-wasting hollowness of Europe's desires concerning multipolarity and reserve currencies.
"Fair housing is a difficult topic, because it exposes the sensitive issue of race, so politicians and government tread lightly.
Because it exposes a point of view, the soppiest, most lovey-dovey song may be construed as "political" (Kremlin fails to feel the love as Ukrainian 'propaganda' song wins Eurovision prize, 16 May), even, say, Sing Little Birdie, 1959's UK Eurovision Song Contest entry, emoted by Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson.
The genetic discovery is "somewhat alarming," but also a "good thing," because it exposes details about the cancer that should help doctors identify specific drugs to fight it, said the study's main author, Dr. Lisa A. Carey, the medical director of the University of North Carolina-Lineberger breast center.
