More phrases that hide what the speaker really means
'It is important to contextualise the matter...... '
means to bury the bad news of poor workmanship
by a government and/or civil service in among detail
that has no merit of being mentioned in the news
because the news agenda is about incompetence,
rather than pointing up what people do adequately.
'It is important to contextualise the matter...... '
means to bury the bad news of poor workmanship
by a government and/or civil service in among detail
that has no merit of being mentioned in the news
because the news agenda is about incompetence,
rather than pointing up what people do adequately.
No comments:
Post a Comment