rhetorically造句

He asked rhetorically.

Mr Medvedev asked rhetorically.

What can be done? 'he asked rhetorically.

"Where else?" she asked her colleagues, rhetorically.

Rand, on the other hand, was rhetorically shrewd.

Suddenly, the narrator speaks in his most rhetorically elevated mode.

But then, who doesn’t love their country?” she asked rhetorically.

I wish I could read the whole thing because it's rhetorically very powerful.

He addressed the crowd very rhetorically, Shouting and waving his arms.

It's the same dish - it's a grilled-cheese sandwich rhetorically over and over again.

His favourite animal is the rhinoceros, and rhetorically he charges ahead in much the same way.

At least rhetorically, he has hasn't ruled out the option of taking military action against Iran's nuclear program.

It does not matter precisely how their ties are rhetorically framed - "new type of major-country relationship" or otherwise.

Nobody can possibly miss in reading Eikhenbaum's rhetorically rather bizarre essay his obsession with struggle, with the fight, and with doing battle.

It rhetorically exhibits a kind of emphasis in degree, and often indicates the speaker's subjective attitude, and makes us have some associations with a's property.

This intelligence includes the ability to effectively use language to express oneself rhetorically or poetically; and language as a means to remember information.

And despite the rhetorically ubiquitous Polish plumber, migration in Europe is, for obvious cultural and linguistic reasons, far more difficult than in the U.S..

You need to budget both time and money into every market launch to make sure that rhetorically effective translations show up for each market in time for product introductions and Web site refreshes.

During a private discussion of human-rights abuses in Asia, another asked rhetorically if they were so much worse than the treatment of Iraqi prisoners by some Western powers.