of rhetoric造句

• This sort of rhetoric is as absurd as it is excessive.
• Critics argue that such programs contribute to the debasement of rhetoric.
• The sharp escalation of rhetoric was condemned by the Kerry campaign.
• The people are disappointed with a response consisting mainly of rhetoric.
• Of course, that was before the latest round of rhetoric.
• People aren't repeating a lot of rhetoric ."
• Gerard Hauser described the public sphere differently in terms of rhetoric.
• On 1 September 1720 he was chosen Gresham Professor of Rhetoric.
• Contentious articles require an even higher standard of rhetoric and dialectic.
• But there still is that kind of rhetoric out there.
• Kulikov's claim that Lebed planned a coup smacked of rhetoric.
• Republicans fought back with a chorus of rhetoric urging Gore to concede.
• So, how does one explain this kind of rhetoric?
• The speeches of Nobel laureates have sometimes been memorable occasions of rhetoric.
• Antoninus also created a chair for the teaching of rhetoric in Athens.
• Book II completes the mediaeval Trivium with coverage of rhetoric and dialectic.
• Advanced students continued grammar study with the addition of rhetoric.
• Kairos is also very important in Aristotle's scheme of rhetoric.
• Antiphon is also said to have composed a or art of Rhetoric.
• He uses it to evaluate the traditional perception of rhetoric as persuasion.