The reverse is also possible. A person may resist a fact despite the clear signs before them. The speaker may then omit emphasis and address them as if their mind were open.
الطِّبُّ نَافِعٌ
Medicine is beneficial.
If the benefits are evident but the listener denies them, a plain declarative can signal that the matter should be obvious upon reflection. Lack of emphasis is not necessarily lack of force; it may be the rhetorical point.
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Conclusion: Departing from the Apparent Demands of Context
The reverse is also possible. A person may resist a fact despite the clear signs before them. The speaker may then omit emphasis and address them as if their mind were open.
الطِّبُّ نَافِعٌ
Medicine is beneficial.
If the benefits are evident but the listener denies them, a plain declarative can signal that the matter should be obvious upon reflection. Lack of emphasis is not necessarily lack of force; it may be the rhetorical point.