He's telling a story which is a great thing to do in rhetoric and he is posing the case in a really vivid way and it's incredibly effective". Collins, now a Times columnist, also praised Kinnock's 1985 Bournemouth speech - the "grotesque chaos" anti-Militant one - as "wonderful, really memorable stuff".
New York Times columnist Paul Krugman is an effective polemicist with a wide readership.
"The Houthis are in effective control," said Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi columnist and observer of Yemen's affairs.
Your columnist exaggerates for effect.
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This was the among the points made by New York Times columnist Ross Douthat, whose column "More Babies, Please" made for an effective opening act for Shulevitz's article.
Nick Kristof, the well-respected columnist for the New York Times, ignored the caveat about policy recommendations and made some: pay effective teachers lots more and fire ineffective ones.
#2 Nations Long Wary The crisis shows, according to Paul Kelly, a columnist for the newspaper The Australian, that despite recent improvements, "the wider basis for an effective relationship has not been established" between the two nations.
