Invention allows these rhetorical traditions to be adapted across cultural differences or situations.

What the Fathers brought to biblical interpretation was a rich rhetorical tradition from the world of paganism.

The standard accounts in the rhetorical tradition of the divine gift of speech associate language with justice and virtue, sincerity and truth.

Wohlrapp focusses a dynamic and dialectical dimension between a logical and a rhetorical tradition.

He also was a proponent of priests using the classical rhetorical tradition to supplement their ability to deliver sermons and serve their laity.

First, radio is oral, which fits in with the black rhetorical tradition.

It is more of an objective theory than it is an interpretive theory with a rhetorical tradition.

De Pizan contributed to the rhetorical tradition by counteracting the contemporary discourse.

He is considered a key contributor to the rhetorical tradition because of his humanist approach to pedagogy, literary criticism, his own works (including letters), and oratory.

"But because he speaks with a cadence and style that is firmly rooted in black rhetorical tradition you will rarely hear white people refer to him as articulate."