Sentence examples for rhetorical usage from inspiring English sources

In rhetorical usage, therefore, endoxon and probabilis can be equated to a proposition with "expected persuasiveness".

In the Phaedrus (237a9, 241e8) the word muthos is used to name "the rhetorical exercise which Socrates carries out" (Brisson 1998, 144), but this seems to be a loose usage of the word.

You are given 45 minutes to complete the 75 questions in the English section, which focuses on standard writing usage and rhetorical skills.

The rhetorical functions lie in its usage to provoke attitudinal values.

As a result we are unable to complete the rhetorical loop demonstrating an improved usage of the website.

Use rhetorical questions.

Don't use rhetorical questions.

The following week, President George W. Bush, supposedly out of the rhetorical fray this year, gave the highbrow adjective a four-usage boost in remarks in Nevada about the war on terror, including: "Liberty is transformative... we've got to be confident in the transformative powers of liberty".

Scholastic usage of opinio probabilis conformed less to the rhetorical and more to the dialectical and methodological roles of endoxa (see also Section 4.1) – even if the opinions in question were applied in oratory and preaching.

Early usage of the term 'children on the move' comes across as more of a rhetorical attempt at presenting elegant niceties rather than one aimed at defining and establishing a specific term.

Okay, enough rhetorical questions.