The emptiness of President Trump's campaign promises to lift up the forgotten American worker has been nowhere more starkly exposed than in his nomination of Andy Puzder, a fast-food executive, as his Secretary of Labor — a nomination that fell apart on Wednesday, as Puzder, facing almost certain failure in a confirmation vote, withdrew his name.
Tourists in the streets of Epecuén are treated to a buffet of petrified trees, rusty bed frames and cars, staircases to nowhere, a cemetery with exposed skeletons, and the creepy corpse of an old slaughterhouse.
All these units were exposed, but nearly, nowhere, the complete succession is recorded.
So just how will this quiet man fare when exposed to the nowhere-to-hide cauldron of the Ryder Cup? "If it can bring Bernhard Langer out of his calm, it can do the same for Victor," Levet said.
For nowhere is Daisy's essential emptiness exposed more artfully — in the book, and in the movie — than when Gatsby showers her with his opulent shirts.
The suspense of that film, in which the roguish tough-love of the training officer was incrementally exposed as sick corruption, appears nowhere in "10-8".
You've got nowhere to hide, you're literally so exposed.
The sudden surge of the Gingrich campaign, from nowhere to somewhere in a matter of weeks, has exposed the weaknesses of an underfinanced and underorganized operation.
The fatal shooting of Mr. Bell by undercover detectives in Queens, and the trial that resulted, exposed deep divisions in the city, perhaps nowhere more than in the groups that speak for black police officers.
Shayla told me that when families are driven from their land, they have nowhere to go but the city, where they are exposed to alcoholism, prostitution and child prostitution.
