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"Don't you think I'm stupid? " she asked rhetorically .

His famously asinine question about wives and servants was asked rhetorically and with utter sincerity.

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

How, Pence had asked rhetorically, was $50 million for the National Endowment for the Arts going to put people back to work in Indiana?

Sports participation is kind of almost rhetorically positioned as a panacea for social ills; it will stop crime and alcohol and drug use.

IN RECENT weeks the world economy has been on a war footing, at least rhetorically.

These poems particularized about the South with not enough precision, and generalized a little too rhetorically.

Rhetorically he pursued elegance and narrated in a feminie discourse of equality and honesty.

"Is it fair, " demands Chan, rhetorically, "for these countries to go into a pandemic empty-handed? "

Their views are much closer than their fierce and rhetorically exaggerated campaign rivalry suggests.

Rhetorically, they were both speaking in favor of "free competition. "

In this paper, the features of English newspaper headlines are briefly dealt with lexicologically, grammatically and rhetorically .

He asked rhetorically if parliamentary democracy could ever have existed without Britain.

From the church's standpoint, pastors cannot adopt a secular stance and ask rhetorically, "Has he been indicted? "

Rhetorically, the principle of "non-interference" remains sacred.

"How about that! " Used rhetorically to express surprise or wonder at or approval for something.

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

Rhetorically, Mr Murdoch hit all the right notes.

Humphrey paced the rug behind his desk and demanded rhetorically.

Rhetorically Analyzing the Exceeding Uses of "We"

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

'Isn't this also a kind of cyberattack on China? ' he asked rhetorically.