In any case, few modern writers have exposed with so much passion and skill the protective measures, the wadding of stupidity, that we wrap around ourselves.
If commissioners refer to their homeland, they are supposed to mumble about "the country I know best".Recent weeks have exposed with some clarity the hypocrisy of such promises.
One can say that because of the documents Snowden exposed; now he has exposed himself, with planes and cars and a chase across countries in motion, and everyone watching.
Their arrival in areas that had little prior experience of migration Boston, Northampton, Peterborough and others—has exposed problems with how money is disbursed by the central government, and is prompting reform.
The EU demand has exposed tensions with Moscow over how to keep Cyprus afloat.
Occupy Wall Street has exposed discontent with global economic inequalities and inspired conversations about oppression across the country and around the world.
The first debate in the new European Parliament has exposed sharp divisions, with British Eurosceptics trading angry accusations with pro-integration MEPs.
Almost a hundred years after his death, Moorcroft Wilson has exposed a man with a remarkable double life, full of melancholy secrets.
On the first floor is the auditorium, which has exposed walls built with 25,000 bricks salvaged from the old Hope Hall, giving "a lovely poetic sense of continuity", said Tompkins.
She has exposed the artlessness with which many in the West reduced a complex personality into a Rapunzel of the East, emptied of her more illiberal traits, such as an authoritarian leadership style, and some potentially unsavory views on Muslims.
