Sentence examples for difficult rhetoric from inspiring English sources

Greenblatt, returning to the more difficult rhetoric of his essays, offers an interesting key to their endurance.

For Obama and the future of Palestinian-Israeli peace, leadership will be defined by stepping past not through the difficult rhetoric that draws out the emotions of both sides, and by standing firmly in the a vision of what peace can be that both sides already embrace.

For, as he notes, "with Burke, rhythm, sound and meaning are one"; and it is often difficult to disentangle rhetoric from idea or the gifted parodist from the author's core beliefs.

On that occasion he was a kind of mascot, and as Richard Aldous notes in his book Reagan and Thatcher: the Difficult Relationship: "Churchillian rhetoric would become a consistent and well-choreographed feature of Reagan and Thatcher's shared public performances".

But it may prove difficult to reconcile the rhetoric of unity with the battles ahead, against Scottish nationalists, European bureaucrats and, once they pick themselves off the floor, domestic opposition parties.

It is difficult to believe their rhetoric of the big society when the Tories seem intent on impoverishing society proper with macroeconomic measures that will conclude in a double-dip recession and mass unemployment.

The BBC's Middle East regional editor, Shaimaa Khalil told Lyse Doucet the president is finding it difficult to control the rhetoric of the more hard-line groups - who say there is no place for Coptic Christians in Egypt.

J.M. Berger, a fellow at The Hague International Centre for Counter-Terrorism said it's difficult to determine how rhetoric translates into violence.

But Siglow, whose father was a UAW member and Ford autoworker for 30 years, finds such rhetoric increasingly difficult to accept.

Despite the emerging global consensus that human rights and good governance are central to development, it has so far proven difficult to translate aspirational rhetoric into an actionable framework of global goals that can guide policy priorities and mobilize engagement.

With no way independently verifying any of these claims, it's difficult to separate Pyongyang's rhetoric from its reality.