unrhetorical

IPA: ʌnrɪtˈɔrɪkʌɫ

Examples of "unrhetorical" in Sentences

Pablo said to him seriously and Robert Jordan saw how unrhetorical was the question.
Though a "dull and tedious preacher", most confused and unrhetorical, the weight of his learning was felt.
Never use such unrhetorical and laugh-provoking lines as the grotesquely familiar "and then to him I did say."
During some years I hoped that she DID live; and I suppose that, in the literal and unrhetorical use of the word
His style, simple and unrhetorical, is the more noteworthy for having attained its simplicity in the golden age of
And, in that respect, this somewhat unrhetorical inaugural address may be appropriate, because this is -- what is going on now is too big for rhetoric.
Dole, this unrhetorical, almost anti-rhetorical man, is seeking an office whose constitutional powers are weak but whose rhetorical potential is great.
I'm not sure about bombastic; one of the many virtues of this exciting production is that it gives us an intimate, stripped‑down and mercifully unrhetorical version of Schiller's great 1800 romantic tragedy.
In 1985, Elizabeth Rawson, fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, speculated that it would probably have been in the Hellenistic tradition of biography—a literary form written in an unpretentious, unrhetorical style; it might quote documents, but it liked apophthegms by its subject, and it could be gossipy and irresponsible . . .