Sentence examples for native rhetoric from inspiring English sources

But he has no knack for the sweet phrase or memorable quote -- his native rhetoric seems to be the blunt speech of the water cooler.

In an era of immigration anxiety, for example, the ubiquitous ecological rhetoric of "native" and "invasive" species projects on to the natural world the patterns of human geopolitics.

He listed them in Notes of a Native Son: "the King James Bible, the rhetoric of the store-front church, something ironic and violent and perpetually understated in Negro speech - and something of Dickens's love for bravura".

The experience of living in Britain, alongside its grumpy natives, may be happier than the rhetoric implies.

In an appeal to native Taiwanese, he shifted his government's rhetoric to talk not of "one China" but of two states.

On the one hand, there are anti-immigrant parties and social movements who increasingly combine hostility towards cultural diversity with a rhetoric of social protection for natives.

Neither Shawn nor Walcott allowed us to fall back on the Westerner's dreamy rhetoric about the beach and happy natives, and Rogers doesn't, either.

The idea behind deconstruction is to deconstruct the workings of strong nation-states with powerful immigration policies, to deconstruct the rhetoric of nationalism, the politics of place, the metaphysics of native land and native tongue..

She uses folksy rhetoric and relentlessly lampoons the communists, using native limerick and doggerel.

But over the last few months, they've stepped away from that rhetoric and are now driving traffic to both native and HTML5-based apps.

Beyond Trump's remarks over the years about them specifically, Native Americans say they are also disturbed by his general rhetoric during this campaign.