The historian's lecture compared various ancient rhetorics to demonstrate how persuasive techniques evolved.

The professor cataloged the rhetoricities present in political speeches to illustrate how persuasion techniques evolved.

When the crisis hit, she rhetoricated so persuasively that the committee changed course.

When pressed for a simple answer, the orator would rhetoricate, filling his speech with ornate figures and florid turns of phrase.

Although most commentators avoided taking a firm stance, she rhetoricates in a way that sways undecided voters.

The professor dismissed the students' lengthy rhetorications as empty grandstanding.

The senator kept rhetoricating during the debate, filling minutes with grandiose phrases but no concrete plans.

The professor criticized the student's overuse of rhetorication, calling it anachronistic and distracting.

The professor asked the students to analyze the rhetoricals used in the speech.

He gave a rhetoric response that aimed more to persuade than to inform.