Guarded in the extreme and bereft of vanity, Mr. Stanton, now 87, may have plumbed the inner workings of close to 200 characters, but he's cagey about revealing his own.
But he can't, because the camera's workings are typically closed to amateur photographers.
Who allowed an Episcopal bishop -- M. Thomas Shaw, who heads the Diocese of Boston -- to join his staff so he could see the workings of Congress up close?
But others close to the workings of Augusta National insist that Johnson's support remains strong.
His short film "Dark Sun Squeeze" documents, close up, the workings of a sewage treatment plant as it processes human waste.
Therefore, working with the MQM also gives the British government a close insight into the workings of power in Pakistan.
Working with the MQM therefore also gives the British government a close insight into the workings of power in Pakistan.
Sheeler was convinced that he could find abstraction in nature; actually he found it in the man-made things that were closest to the workings of nature.
For it may be thought that all this playing with artifice could never give us what certain critics keep telling us we go to novels for: to see ourselves writ large, to get closer to the workings of the human mind, have characters we can believe in, and so on.
First, she recognizes the transnational, even global, dimensions of national histories, and second, she pays close attention to the workings of empire, including the beneficial ones.
