And for those who think family dinners should include thoughtful exchanges and revelations?
Its tone has a vital ambiguity, unusual in Mr. Miller's work; its form is definitely on the stiff side, finally turning into a back-and-forth exchange of revelations and recriminations.
Friendship, he told me, "is an exchanging of self-revelation; when one explains to others what one feels very deeply".
"Race" whizzes by in a flurry of snappy exchanges and shocking revelations because the slightest pause would leave an opening for questions about Mr. Mamet's plot and characters.
"As far as my friends and former colleagues were concerned, all my travel was to do with educational exchanges". Since the revelations about his former life as one of the west's most productive spooks, Mr Boevé said reactions have varied from shock and disbelief - "How can we ever trust you again?" - to mild amusement.
November 6, 2013 Politico lays out the theory like so: The main news stories of the last two weeks of the race were about the botched rollout of the health exchanges and troubling revelations about people getting kicked off their health plans.
As the G20 summit demonstrated, countries such as Brazil have no more interest in following the US lead on Russia than, for example, on national security and privacy laws, the subject of angry exchanges following the Snowden revelations about illegal NSA wire-taps in Latin America.
There are no fiery exchanges or smoking gun revelations.
Every remark, every accident, every material exchange, is a revelation.
Sontag spoke of the dialectical exchange between self-revelation and self-concealment, and sheleaned toward the latter.
Revelations of ministerial exchanges, as well as "any differences of opinion" would put that in peril.
