Sentence examples for echoing rhetoric from inspiring English sources

He said the group also gave licensed lawyers about $3,000 to take on "difficult cases". "I violated Chinese law through my activities here, I've caused harm to the Chinese government, I've hurt the feelings of the Chinese people," Dahlin said, echoing rhetoric that the ruling Communist Party often levels against its critics.

Garcia cited reports he found on the Internet to bolster his case and, echoing rhetoric made popular over the last four years by abortion opponents battling health-care reform, he said the board should eliminate Plan B from the county's services because the law of the land bars tax funding for abortions.

ACT's Facebook page also attracts many anti-Muslim users who regularly echo rhetoric that frames Islam as inherently violent and at odds with American values.

But the messages suggested backing for Turkish views — echoing recent rhetoric by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Mrs Hodge has been criticised for echoing its rhetoric about immigration and calling for favoured treatment for local families on social housing.

It is Putin's Russia that is echoing the rhetoric of Nazi Germany these days, and who are trying to engineer a putsch in Ukraine and put in a puppet government.

Rossiya TV interviewed Russian army veterans who said that fighting for the separatists was a matter of "internationalist duty", echoing the rhetoric of the 1979 Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and even the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s.

"I live in this city and it belongs to women, not just men," she said, refusing to be named for fear of arrest and echoing the rhetoric employed by older female fighters in the PKK.

Only one thing is clear: By casually echoing the rhetoric of anti-Semites, Dawkins has made a fool of himself and, by extension, those of us for whom he claims to speak.

With Israeli elections two weeks from now, Netanyahu's political opponents described the speech as a campaign tactic, echoing his rhetoric that his main opponent, Isaac Herzog, is too weak to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.

When Trump shrouds his support of the multicultural and multi-religious Indian-American community through the lens and language of Hinduism, he is echoing the rhetoric of Hindu nationalism.