Sentence examples for present in the rhetoric of from inspiring English sources

Demonization is crucial to the language and thinking of fundamentalists, from Pat Robertson to the ayatollahs; during the Gulf War it was present in the rhetoric of both Saddam Hussein and George Bush.

The Syrian boys Sattouf met were like "little men," intimidatingly fluent in the rhetoric of warfare.

Even the president has engaged in the "rhetoric of class warfare".

Obama's fascination with all things scientific often shows up in the rhetoric of the presidency.

Donor agencies are already playing an expanded role in each of the case studies, not always overtly acknowledged in the rhetoric of state-building.

In this, the rhetoric of Live Aid in 1985 was uncannily like the rhetoric of the Asian tsunami in 2004.

Throughout 1849 in the South "the rhetoric of resistance to the North escalated and spread".

But she did this in a highly principled way, stressing that the struggles of the past were coming to fruition in the Obama candidacy – the pride was unmissable and rightly so – but presenting them in the hegemonic rhetoric of the American dream.

But in the 1930's the rhetoric of photography changed.

67 Many doctors, too, acknowledged that 'the era of paternalism is past' and that bioethics was necessary 'to follow the rhetoric of the present government'.

While the rhetoric of Christine Lagarde and Jim Yong Kim at present is certainly progressive and calling for measures desperately needed in addressing the many issues facing economies and societies around the world.