But her turmoil became even more intense after those disclosures, once she realized that little of the serious, internal work of self-acceptance had begun.
Barnaby Joyce had been under intense pressure since the disclosure two weeks ago of his affair with an aide, who is pregnant with his child.
The F.B.I. has been the target of intense criticism after the disclosure that an agent in the bureau's Phoenix office warned last July that Al Qaeda terrorists might be training in American flight schools.
We're often reminded that this is about community — people re-enter as if catching one another in intimate moments — but this in turn has a wonderful effect on the solos, which often have a quality of intense, even reluctant, private disclosure.
When Dr. Marburger became director in 1998, he faced intense public outrage after disclosures of major contamination and safety problems at the laboratory, including radioactive tritium leaking from a nuclear research reactor.
The platforms are full of personal disclosures, sometimes searingly intense, more often just marginally embarrassing: My baby boy passed away recently I saw his picture today and cried.
The disclosure forms have undergone intense scrutiny since the foreclosure crisis revealed that many borrowers had little idea how much their mortgage could cost them in a given month.
Last year, after months of intense debate sparked by the 2013 disclosures of government spying by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, Congress passed legislation rolling back the government's ability to collect, store and search vast troves of Americans' telephone data. .
She added: "The intense public scrutiny should not result in disclosure but even more zealous protection".
But the process was also focused on Mr. Mnuchin's financial disclosure form, and that prompted intense scrutiny.
For more than a year, San Francisco police have faced intense scrutiny in part because of the disclosure of dozens of racist text messages among officers.
