> the tortured turn of phrase Usual reminder that many people in our industry are not native speakers and don't live in an English speaking country, and yet th

> the tortured turn of phrase Usual reminder that many people in our industry are not native speakers and don't live in an English speaking country, and yet they make the effort to write in English, which may explain the "tortured turn of phrase". > just rechewing of popular truisms And yet these "popular truisms" are particularly well put together in a coherent way, which makes this post a useful reference.