Sentence examples for rhetorical work from inspiring English sources

Even in "Plague in an Ancient City," by far his most rhetorical work, with the dead and dying strewn across a checkered piazza, the emotional climate is temperate.

"Free State of Jones" could belong to several varieties of great, grand, and wild films — from the teeming re-creation of the deep past to the intensely rhetorical work of advocacy and the intricately analytical work of politics.

Our analysis demonstrates that the institutional work of domain change occurs through three related activities: boundary work, rhetorical work and the construction of the embedded actor.

This project considers ways online daters "write themselves" into the role of dater and offers grounding of this rhetorical work with direct comparisons to historic commonplace books.

In this highly rhetorical work, Valla if we can assume that Lorenzo represents Valla's own position stresses that in his inscrutable wisdom God hardens the hearts of some, while saving those of others.

But if an opponent already grants the initial claim about white horses, then the move to a parallel claim about black horses is trivial and would be performing no meaningful rhetorical work in a debate (bian).

In the most influential manuscripts and editions, Aristotle's Rhetoric was surrounded by rhetorical works and even written speeches of other Greek and Latin authors, and was seldom interpreted in the context of the whole Corpus Aristotelicum.

He wrote various rhetorical works in both Greek and Latin.

He also wrote theological and rhetorical works as well as some poems.

These novels are "softly rhetorical" works that deflect from "the epitome," she writes.

Rhetorical works, such as those by Aristotle and Cicero, provided a great deal of material for taxonomizing and manipulating the emotions.