I'm happy here," said Marc Jacobs, revealing openly the conflict he feels between the design director job at Dior dangling in front of him and his loyalties to the Louis Vuitton brand where he has been for 14 years.
And now we have respected political commentators like Juan Williams, ostensibly a liberal voice in the media, revealing openly their personal fears of flying with Muslims.
"I see, so we can reveal openly here many of your allegations, but we cannot reveal in this hearing anything to do with the allegations of your conflict of interest...?" McCain asked rhetorically.
If, as he's grasping on to one more shiny gold thing in his life and standing before millions of people, he remembers that there is no shame for him to reveal openly, he will in turn, give that gift to someone watching.
On the other hand, students were startled, as were patients, when a difficult diagnosis was revealed too openly – that is, callously straightforward - which they perceived as being crude and thoughtless.
(3) "Revealing" involves openly embracing nonwork commitments.
Instead of trying to hide my pain, I began revealing it openly.
This information should be openly revealed to both Houses of Parliament and to the citizens of the UK.
Perhaps readers already know that book publishing is an insular, back-scratching industry, but does it have to be revealed quite so openly?
Trump has now openly revealed that he is chafing at the constraints that prevent him from unleashing the Justice Department on Clinton.
And then, earlier this month, the Guardian revealed BHP had openly distanced itself from the MCA's call to restrict advocacy of environmental groups, saying it did not support any such move.
