I can only assume he meant to sketch the issue in broad strokes for the sake of rhetorical impact.
As part of an interview with Mr. Hicks yesterday on the Times' Lens blog, which I'll get to in a moment, the post accompanies his explanation of the problem with a twenty photo slideshow, at least two of which offer a unique rhetorical impact.
The rhetorical power of the denotations impacts considerably on the object of 'global health', exemplified in the context of malnutrition; HIV, tuberculosis & malaria; and maternal mortality.
Khatami's rhetorical elegance had made an immediate impact in Iran after his election.
But as civil rights leaders pointed out, that begged the question of the impact Mr. Wallace's rhetorical violence had on the gross and simple minds of back-alley racists.
This rhetorical tendency testifies to the high psychological impact of diabetes on individual identity and self- image, not only on the physical, but particularly on the psychological level.
Some argue that the Bush administration could have a significant impact simply by backing away from rhetorical support for a strong dollar.
But more often than not, Mr. Obama's references to his daughters are serious rhetorical efforts aimed at punctuating a policy choice's impact on the public, and especially on future generations.
The day before the decisive vote, Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH), threw a rhetorical double-punch, linking concerns about home-state and international impacts in a plea to end the shutdown.
Evaluating the impact of citizen-sourcing will reveal whether citizen-sourcing is rhetorical or if it actually exerts significant effects on society.
