Sentence examples for rhetorical playing from inspiring English sources

But let's put it out there anyhow, and attempt to level the rhetorical playing field before November.

According to Brook is can use any rhetoric: "It aims continually at pricking the balloons of rhetorical playing--Chaplin's contrasting sentimentality and calamity is alienation".

And if his work in "Major Barbara, Shaww's rhetorical play about guns, good works and God, is any indication, he is well on his way.

Kress' multimodality and design approaches are applied in a rhetorical play on the online mediation of the recent space mission to Saturn.

Kierkegaard's rhetorical play with the inverse Christian dialectic was designed not to make the word of God easier to assimilate, but to establish more clearly the absolute distance that separates human beings from God.

Democrats want a general in that fight; they are increasingly dissatisfied that their leader has to spend his rhetorical energy playing the role of the UN envoy calling on all sides to exercise restraint.

And Mr. Trump, ever ready to seize the spotlight and toss rhetorical grenades, played to type in several interviews, repeating his doubts about the president's Hawaiian birth certificate.

They, and not the Obama administration, are the only ones playing rhetorical games and even introducing legislation to end, totally or partially, the possibilities for Cubans to benefit from the 1966 Cuban Adjustment Act.

I think it's really late in the game to be playing this rhetorical game.

Playing nasty rhetorical small ball with the Clintons is exactly what they want.

The rhetorical backpedaling will play for plenty of laughs, but it also may be fodder for advocates both for and against the deal.