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It's not always possible to make a point without the suggestion or implication that the alternative to the point is a lesser choice. So why beat about the bush
by themartorana 11y ago
It's not always possible to make a point without the suggestion or implication that the alternative to the point is a lesser choice. So why beat about the bush - if you mean to say that there are angles to a thing that are inferior, just say it. Not everything can be so inclusive.
For instance, I think anyone that believes the pyramids were built to store grain is inferior to scientists that can tell me why they were actually built. So be it said.
- thedayturns 11y agoIt's absolutely possible. Compare OP with OP with the first sentence elided. Just as much insight with 100% less superiority.