'As I will argue here, I donβt believe that it can or does damage the possibility for irresponsible manifestations of sovereign power'
Is there any need for this sentence to be so self-contradictory and convoluted?
Reading articles by academics who have attempted to assert some sort of intellectual superiority by jamming every complicated concept and term they can into every sentence annoys me. It doesn't make your point more valid to make your paper look like you ran it through a thesaurus
A thread: My client got out of 30 years of prison about 6 weeks ago. Since then, people have been telling him that forms he needs are on the web or that they would email something to him. A few days ago, he shyly admitted to me that he doesnt understand what any of that means.
Incredibly disappointing decision. My languages education at Hull was the most worthwhile experience of my life, and the importance of languages really can't be overstated. So sad to see such disregard for linguistics