Sentence examples for rhetorical language from inspiring English sources

Often in rhetorical language the deliberate omission of one of the propositions has a dramatic effect.

Furthermore, the rhetorical language which architects use is not read as such by the public.

He best epitomises the New Lyricism that has blurred the boundaries between pure linguistic innovation based on rhetorical language and the lyric of self.

Those who express their opposition to UK interventions in Iraq, Afghanistan and now Syria, possibly in ill-judged rhetorical language, could well be caught in the net.

Mary Mary The gospel duo Mary Mary makes records that push beyond the sonic and rhetorical language of the church, and "Something Big," its new album on Columbia, pushes the furthest yet.

Food occupies a weird space in the visual and rhetorical language of video games.

The education was rhetorical and the language of pedagogy was Latin.

Studies on rhetorical features of language have reported both enhancing and adverse effects on ease of processing.

Imagine this ex-slave, reading Douglass and Stowe and Dickens and then trying to sketch out the conditions of her life by appropriating their rhetorical strategies, their language, and their metaphors.

More importantly, varying degrees of emphasis need to be placed on different rhetorical steps while language instructors design teaching materials aimed at guiding learners in the writing of research introductions in courses on English for Research Purposes (ERP).

Much of the rhetorical and gestural language of male-on-male sexual harassment is borrowed directly from adolescent rituals that have been around for decades: wedgies, pants-yanking, rabbit punches to various parts of the body.