Sentence examples for rhetorical methods from inspiring English sources

Posner cites a colleague (unnamed), who was invited to a symposium on narrative and rhetorical methods, and began his remarks by wondering what he was doing there.

It is not a newspaper or sermon or tract--though of course poems make use of all of these rhetorical methods and affiliations.

Many of the ascetic practices of Cynicism may have been adopted by early Christians, and Christians often employed the same rhetorical methods as the Cynics.

Since the 1960s, the volume of historical Kepler scholarship has expanded greatly, including studies of his astrology and meteorology, his geometrical methods, the role of his religious views in his work, his literary and rhetorical methods, his interaction with the broader cultural and philosophical currents of his time, and even his role as an historian of science.

Kabir favors the rhetorical method of apostrophe, addressing someone absent: "Friend, / You had one life, / And you blew it".

But in 2015, the frontrunner for the Republican nomination has admitted that he's grossed out by the thought of women urinating, he's disgusted by breast-feeding, he thinks menstruation is a mind-altering phenomenon, and he thinks that the best rhetorical method for referring to a woman's campaign loss is to evoke mental images of her getting bested by a penis.

Janet Coleman (2000) also maintains that Aristotle's rhetorical method determines the substance of Giles' De regimine principum, but one should also take into account also Lidia Lanza's (2001) remarks.

"Raising questions" is Beck's favorite rhetorical method.

He called his method "rhetorical reading".

All the section headings were mapped to one of four rhetorical roles (Aim, Method, Results, and Conclusion).

All sentences in the unstructured abstracts were labeled with one of the four generic rhetorical roles, Aim, Method, Results and Conclusion.