Sentence examples similar to reverse accusations from inspiring English sources

Trump's tweets exemplify a fairly basic but often highly effective rhetorical maneuver the diversionary reverse accusation.

One of President Trump's most consistent rhetorical maneuvers is a fairly basic but often highly effective one the diversionary reverse accusation.

Paxman says no. "I don't find it is generally something that inhibits what one does, and I hear rather the reverse accusation from people in newspapers".

By David Remnick and Evan Osnos March 4, 2017 President Trump's tweets exemplify a fairly basic but often highly effective rhetorical maneuver — the diversionary reverse accusation.

But Brown could reverse these accusations of dishonesty and political cowardice at a stroke by changing his mind on the referendum.

Reverse sexism accusations are simply the patriarchy's not so subconscious aspiration to silence women.

As if reversing the accusations made against modern art, that it could be made by anyone, the gallery handout quotes a review from an art magazine lauding the Oakland center for being like an art school, "except without the self-doubt, posing, competition and careerism".

He reversed the accusation by claiming that Nixon should be held accountable for the shortcomings of the Eisenhower Administration, under his logic.

But, in the late nineteen-sixties and early seventies, in the aftermath of the Civil Rights Act and the executive orders that followed, accusations of reverse racism grew less personal and more commonplace.

The White House showed its skittishness when it comes to accusations of "reverse racism" in the Administration.

Accusations of reverse racism may be hard to answer, especially for America's first African American president, but they are not Kryptonite.