Meanings of more rhetorical in anglès

Nothing could be more rhetorical than this perfectly common word of controversy.

The oft-quoted expression of Gladstone is, however, more rhetorical than accurate.

Its eventual reenactment suggested that the most scathing criticisms were more rhetorical than real.

Even the fearful curses rained down on Goneril's womb seem more rhetorical than heartfelt.

I didn't expect an answer, the question was more rhetorical than real, but she surprised me.

To give Thor more rhetorical punch, Lee gave him dialogue styled after the Bible and Shakespeare.

Another letter in a more rhetorical mood.

To give Thor more rhetorical punch in the comics, Lee said he gave him dialogue borrowed from the Bible and Shakespeare.

There are writers of more recent date, who have inflicted what Forbes would probably call more rhetorical rubbish upon chess readers.

This is the greatest of our modern descents, that nowadays a man does not become more rhetorical as he becomes more sincere.

Each Pope has spoken passionately about the evils of such abuse by priests and supervising bishops, but Rome's actual response remains more rhetorical than real.