Then he turns to him and says, "You should go and see about breakfast now," but he seems to forget that the boy doesn't belong there as Jack stays with him on the wooden path that leads up from the beach, past the pool, where young women smelling of coconut oil are lying bare-backed under the thatched canopy of the courtyard.
To identify the essence of technology is to lay bare technology as a clearing, that is, to describe a technological mode of Being.
As the author James Baldwin observed, "The purpose of art is to lay bare the questions which have been hidden by the answers".
The effect of the first principle is to lay bare the fact that the seemingly vast differences between cultures is more a matter of our selective preferences; that is, the habits of mind we have cultivated for being more keenly attuned to difference rather than similarity.
Vice President Dick Cheney's statement to the Republican National Convention that "we have already been attacked," and his criticism that John Kerry will "forcefully defend America -- after we have been attacked," lay bare what has been lost in the campaign debate about national security: the attacks of Sept. 11 occurred while George W. Bush was president.
The talk of a "barbecue summer" and a "mild winter", it is insinuated, lay bare the Met Office's shortcomings.
Jeal's most notable achievement is to lay bare the poisonous rivalry between Speke and Burton, recalibrating their places in history.
This spring the novelist and television pundit Julie Myerson is to lay bare her personal experience of a deeply painful schism with her eldest son.
As Franchitto et al. comment when describing the use of medical photography in France, "to take a photograph of a person is to lay bare their identity to the eyes of others" [ 1].
In Tanzania, "the woman about to give birth is lying on a bare, rusty bunk, covered in fabrics she brought with her.
