The convention of suffixes constructed to designate higher degrees of oxygenation is no more helpful; here, no rhetorically realist evocation is even feigned.
Prescriptivists - not all of them, perhaps, but enlightened ones - want to figure out the most effective uses of language, both grammatically and rhetorically.
Furthermore, these themes tended to persevere as recognisable self-contained packages, eminently suitable to a self-conscious and manipulative deployment within a rhetorically conceived iconographic scheme.
This is the rhetorically, linguistically, and imagistically basic aspect of symbolization.
It appears that ornamental alliteration has here been made ancillary to the functional, the unnecessary rhetorically reinforcing the necessary.
Rhetorically, this development helped bolster the authors' conclusions, now validated by the reader's implied participation and consent.
By the same token, one could rhetorically ask what is the point of criticizing a university's symphony orchestra.
As a corollary, the fossil record was implicitly and rhetorically (though not practically) substituted with the molecular record.
