Sentence examples for rhetoric course from inspiring English sources

At the University of California, Berkeley, Linda Williams's rhetoric course "What's So Great About 'The Wire'?" examines its journalistic, novelistic and dramatic roots.

Sherwood was an indifferent student at Milton Academy and Harvard University, failing the freshman rhetoric course while performing well and happily on the Lampoon, the humour magazine, and with the Hasty Pudding club, which produced the annual college musical comedy.

"We don't have that kind of oral culture anymore," said Prof. James Engell, author of "The Committed Word: Literature and Public Values," who teaches a rhetoric course at Harvard.

In my last term of school I took a visual rhetoric course.

At least, that's what artist and poet Rupi Kaur learned when a photograph she took as part of "Period.," a project for her visual rhetoric course at the University of Waterloo, was removed from her Instagram account -- twice.

At the Pentagon, President Obama delivered his last address commemorating the 184 victims there, and while his words were similar to remarks he has given before, they were a clear rebuke to the divisive rhetoric coursing through the presidential campaign.

Grand rhetoric, of course.

Campaign rhetoric, of course, is campaign rhetoric.

That's at the lofty level of rhetoric, of course.

That's ordinary partisan rhetoric, of course, but it doesn't make it any less frustrating.

The inside-out rhetoric, of course, is mainly about scoring points against the opponent in an increasingly fiery election year.