Sentence examples for rhetorical move from inspiring English sources

Quoting your own old oratory is a tricky rhetorical move.

An astonishing rhetorical move: Obama calls on the familiar cadences and syntax of the black church.

But this is not always a welcome rhetorical move, especially when it comes across as pedantic or condescending.

The most powerful rhetorical move they make in it — and it's about time — is to flip the main argument against same-sex marriage on its head.

But I suspect that for Baldwin it is, in part, a rhetorical move, a grim cadence on which to end a paragraph.

As I wrote last year, when Obama finally got around to these topics, his first rhetorical move was to condemn American meddling.

Teachout, while writing from the left, makes the same rhetorical moves as the Tea Party.

And the heaviness extends to the quality of Gaga's rhetorical moves.

Watch excerpts from the presidential debates, paying particular attention to candidates' rhetorical moves and commonly heard themes or phrases.

Finally, create an interactive version of your speech that provides explanatory annotations about the rhetorical moves you are making and their intended effect.

Claims such as these are mostly rhetorical moves to appeal to security interests or achieve sensational headlines, and should be recognised as such.