... . Having said that, ....
As blogging spread, it became common to start to write in a snarky voice with a lot of, well, irritating phrases and sentence structures, like this one.
Really? [for emphasis] "I'm like, really?''
Pronouncing divisive (i as in ice) like divisive (i as in it) instead. I trace it back to Obama. It's an Obamism
The word pivot when used in a political context
Beginning a response to a question with, "So, ..."
About Me
- Barbara Correa
- I am a professional writer with 20 years experience as a business reporter and blogger for publications including THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS, INSTITUTIONAL INVESTOR, YAHOO!, AOL and CBS INTERACTIVE. I have also written Website copy on a freelance basis for BBDO Worldwide, InTouch Trading, Lynda Deppe Real Estate and others. As a reporter, I have covered the foreclosure crisis in America, banking regulation, mergers and acquisitions deals, the retail industry, business travel, Brazilian politics and parenting, to name a few.
0 comments:
Post a Comment