"From a rhetoric perspective, he's an absolute talent," Kritzinger said.
Let's put this summer's rhetoric into perspective: 1918 saw a worldwide flu pandemic during which at least 20m people died globally and as many as 550,000 died in the US alone.
We need to prevent that, but let's put the "going broke" rhetoric in perspective: A lot of jobless Americans today would be thrilled to receive 78% of the income they had before the Great Recession.
It goes beyond simplistic anti-war rhetoric, flits between perspectives and conflicts and time, and wrestles with the fact that being aware of one's Englishness is to know its blood-soaked history.
At least she apologized for this comment later, yet such rhetoric represents the perspectives of many liberals.
Rather, having linked its traditional focus upon creation with a focus upon interpretation, modern rhetoric offers a perspective for discovering the suffusion of text and content inhering within any discourse.
When the whole of humanity is hopeful that peace, freedom and national reconciliation will characterize this last decade of the 20th Century, the International Security Council lags behind with cold war rhetoric and a perspective that, in the case of Angola, is outdated.
September 6, 2012 The summary puts into perspective French rhetoric about supporting safe havens in Syria.
The summary puts into perspective French rhetoric about supporting safe havens in Syria.
Modern rhetoricians identify rhetoric more with critical perspective than with artistic product.
In this course, taught in Spanish, students explore the rich and complex role of monologues from the perspective of rhetoric, psychology, philosophy, and performance.
