Sentence examples for rhetorical level from inspiring English sources
Except for Theron's glaring tirades, Haggis keeps the rhetorical level tamped way down.
"At the rhetorical level and at the level of private financing, a lot of money has flowed from Saudi Arabia to the opposition militias, Sunni militias fighting [President Bashar] al-Assad," Wittes said.
The comparison to China was "a pretty significant step at the rhetorical level for the Bush administration," said Andrew Kuchins, the director of the Russia Eurasia program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
"This notion of South-South cooperation has really been on a rhetorical level," he said, "and we believe that by entering into truly genuine and practical cooperation in trade, we will advance South-South cooperation".
Ethiopia's prime minister, Meles Zenawi, "has been cranking up the rhetorical level against Eritrea since last spring," Mr. Connell said, with Mr. Zenawi openly calling for a change of governments in Eritrea.
At the rhetorical level, finally, the scope and depth of agreement differs according to the type of claim.
"On a rhetorical bombastic level, you have people shouting, 'Islam, Islam,"' he added.
To sum up, he identifies different levels – rhetorical, cognitive, and pragmatic – within the domain of moral philosophy: "To praise adversities is the eloquent rhetorician's task; to bear them with fortitude belongs to a generous soul or a person who knows divine truths; to draw useful instruction from them is the mark of a prudent man" (De utilitate, OO, II, 11a).
But let's put it out there anyhow, and attempt to level the rhetorical playing field before November.
When we communicate across society, it's at the level of rhetorical belief — "taking a stand" — more than in detail.
Nothing new, perhaps, but coupled with vocal support from other central bankers and strong comments about international exchange-rate co-ordination by Lionel Jospin, France's prime minister, it marks a new level of rhetorical intensity.
