Wearing one's heart on one's sleeve; showing joy, anger, sorrow, or delight openly on one's face.
Expresses an extreme degree of thoroughness, clarity, or repeated interactions.
Used before negatives to add an emphatic, rhetorical, or defensive tone ('it's not as if...', 'after all, not...').
'No wonder..., it turns out that...'; used when suddenly realizing the true reason for something.
To be unable to make heads or tails of something; to be completely puzzled/bewildered.
On the contrary; instead (indicating an outcome opposite to normal expectation).
Along with, in the wake of, as... (indicates that one change accompanies another).
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