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With rhetorical flourish, the 65-year-old from Chicago said: There's power in love.
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He affected no graces of oratory, and shunned everything like rhetorical flourish.
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While this may have provided a useful rhetorical flourish, the Minister is wrong.
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On closer inspection it is nothing more than a rhetorical flourish.
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It would be a great mistake to read this as mere metaphor or rhetorical flourish.
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The phrase in question is merely a rhetorical flourish.
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Others have blasphemed in senatorial places, pretending afterwards that it was a mere rhetorical flourish.
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What a typical Guttman rhetorical flourish, he thought.
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That's not just a rhetorical flourish.
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This last was rather a rhetorical flourish; for his cosmopolitan, urban youth had left him ineradicably ignorant of the processes of agriculture.
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Klopp did not, as he ordinarily would, end his talk with a rhetorical flourish, or a war cry, or even a joke.
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Others were borderline, and most often they would be accompanied by a rhetorical flourish wherein the sneeze sounded like a dirty word.
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But the rhetorical flourish of these final phrases had a desperate air, his voice sounded thin in his ears, his conclusions were hollow after all.
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Strip away the rhetorical flourishes and this is the product on offer.
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He has always played down the extent to which such rhetorical flourishes give offence.
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Unlike some of his presidential speeches, this one appeared light on rhetorical flourishes and inspirational words.