Sentence examples for rhetorical design from inspiring English sources

Wells's rhetorical design for mapping and assessing anti-Machiavellian Machiavellism is paralleled by an exploration of that technique in himself, attested by the predominance of autobiographical elements in The New Machiavelli, and by similarities between Remington's and Wells's own deception of others and themselves.

Although "singularity," according to its logical and rhetorical design, is meant to integrate mankind as a whole, it is evident that it could only encompass a tiny group of exceptional transhuman individuals.

Online content offers a wide variety of rhetorical design choices that aren't available in traditional print media.

Finally, we refer to assignments, student responses, and anecdotal evidence from our classes where an HCI-informed writing pedagogy drew or could have drawn student attention more acutely to various audience-related technical and rhetorical interface design choices.

In a rhetorical twist designed to undermine arguments against reform, the president insisted his plan to force all buyers of guns to undergo background check was not a "plot to take your guns" but comparable to going through metal detectors to board a plane and merely "the price of living in a civilised society".

After all, a claptrap was originally a rhetorical device designed to draw applause.

We need practical voices to help arrive at a workable system, not rhetorical flourishes designed solely to make political points.

In that context, the personal attacks on Geithner for being weak and hesitant (like the persistent references to him as "Timmy," as if he were somehow a child) are really just rhetorical gambits designed to make the Administration's strategy seem weak and hesitant as well.

A provocative diagnosis of external reasons claims is as a bluff or a rhetorical device designed to influence the behavior and attitudes of others (Williams 1979).

Many foreign observers interpreted his diatribes against billionaire speculator George Soros in 1997 as a typical rhetorical flourish designed for domestic consumption.

Rhetoric and composition studies have conceptualized and defined digital sampling as a method of composition in many ways and for various pedagogical purposes: from a means of free-play invention that is critical of more formalistic writing practices to a semiotic strategy rooted in African American rhetorical traditions designed to effect political change.