Does her novel expose a world soon to vanish?
But a love of books evolved into an interest in magazines and newspapers, and that exposed a world of prejudice and ignorance to me.
If proven in court, the federal cases will expose a world where the FBI's confidential witness had no trouble laundering millions of dollars in purported criminal proceeds through a network that linked New Jersey, New York and Israel with Switzerland.
Aside from the shock of the murders, the events of last week exposed a world most are ignorant of, back street districts where young women walk, meet 'punters' and have sex.
The significance of the photograph was that it froze a rapid sequence of Occident's motions in mid-trot, not only settling the debate about whether or not horses feet ever all left the ground at once (they do), but exposing a world that had until that time been as hidden as atomic particles: the world behind the veil of speed.
But the £3.2 billion ($5 billion) lawsuit between Boris Berezovsky (pictured right), Russia's best-known political exile, and Roman Abramovich (below), a confidant of Vladimir Putin and owner of Chelsea football club, is exposing a world normally guarded by libel lawyers, bodyguards and high fences around imposing mansions.
Through in-depth interviews, access to Steward's voluminous private papers, and the Kinsey archives (to which Steward had been invited to contribute), Justin Spring has unlocked and exposed a world that until now was only hinted at by other writers.
Finally, I think that this is one consequence of the increasing amount of pornography young males are exposed to, where they are exposed to a world where hairless genitals can be common.
The satire slyly exposes a Beltway world of has-beens and never-wases, where hopefuls scrabble for attention at cocktail parties and an unreturned phone call is a death knell.
While learning these sports, children become exposed to a world defined by opportunities and access.
