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Meanings of too rhetorical in English
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Usage of too rhetorical in English
1
The Hagar seems a trifle too rhetorical for the simple-minded painter.
2
They were too rhetorical to suit the taste of Lord Brougham.
3
But one of the defects of the listening habit is perhaps to make them too rhetorical, too verbose.
4
The whole address is contemptuous towards the Romans, though somewhat too rhetorical for a man in the situation of Spartacus.
5
It was too rhetorical to be scientific; but it recited the series of ideas which the controversy had carried to the front.
6
The King insisted on excluding from it all that was too rhetorical, and confining it to the mere discussion of essential points.
7
Too rhetorical by half, I know.