Sentence examples for both in rhetoric and from inspiring English sources
"We won't let anyone meddle in our domestic affairs," he told the crowd, before demanding: "Don't cheat on your motherland!" It was a gathering reminiscent of Soviet spectacle both in rhetoric and style.
35 His education was of great assistance to him, for he had been trained both in rhetoric and in philosophical disputation.
The Bush administration came into office vowing to be tougher, both in rhetoric and deeds.
He was quite correct that the Clintons and their cabal had completely ignored ordinary Americans across the heartland both in rhetoric and reality.
There is nothing that brings out the economic illiteracy of left-wing America--both in rhetoric and policy--like the urban housing issue.
"Insurgents have made clear both in their rhetoric and their actions that they target N.G.O.'s and aid workers," said Mark Jacobson, the deputy senior civilian representative of NATO in Afghanistan.
The war on cancer turned out to be profoundly misconceived-both in its rhetoric and in its execution… Three decades later, the high expectations of the early seventies seem almost willfully naïve.
Graduate education, in rhetoric and composition as in other fields, often makes changes incrementally.
