Sentence examples for rhetoric proceeds from inspiring English sources
Finally, rhetoric proceeds from such opinions to conclusions which the audience will understand to follow by cogent patterns of inference (Rhet. 1354a12 18, 1355a5 21).
He soon both mastered anatomy and made free with it in service to frissons of style, starting with neoclassical rhetoric and proceeding to naturalist candor.
Anti-SJW rhetoric, most of it proceeding from angry straight white men, has flooded online discussions.
More than six hours of talks were held behind closed doors, even when the delegations moved around the famous horse-shoe-shaped table, but diplomats said all the discussions proceeded in a businesslike manner without heated rhetoric.
Overall, the cooperation initiatives launched by the EU following the change in the rhetoric on the management of migration have mainly attempted to proceed to a "system-export of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice governance mechanisms" (Longo, 2011) through the transfer of knowledge and best practices, and has rarely diverted from the traditional security-oriented logic of action.
The university statutes prescribed that studies should proceed in a specific order, starting with grammar, followed by rhetoric and so on.
"Cohen then proceeded to pursue a reform path that aimed to modernize defense by embracing the rhetoric, practices, and methodologies of American businesses.
Democrats are undermined by deeper, historical anxieties; with the Republicans having co-opted the rhetoric of being the "real America", Democrats feel that they have to explain themselves before they can proceed.
For example, because a successful persuasive speech proceeds alert to the emotional state of the audience on the occasion of its delivery, Aristotle's Rhetoric contains some of his most nuanced and specific treatments of the emotions.
France proceeded to make the arms embargo on Israel permanent, sought oil deals with the Arab states and adopted increasingly anti-Israel rhetoric.
