Sentence examples for rhetoric allows for from inspiring English sources
However the fuzziness of political techno rhetoric allows for a very large slice of fudge to be so served.
He was an obstreperous, old-school politico whose astute mix of leftwing policy and rightwing – sometimes racist – rhetoric allowed him to rule his home town, Montpellier, and later the region, without serious challenge for the better part of four decades.
That rhetoric has allowed for the birth and development of some our nation's most important social and political movements.
Dine's censorship rhetoric, as in her editorial, "Stop Porn Culture," allows for a publication called "Porn Studies," only if what's being studied is how to abolish it.
Dine's censorship rhetoric, as in her editorial, "Stop Porn Culture," allows for a publication called Porn Studies only if what's being studied is how to abolish it.
And it does disservice to this country and its position in the world and... allows for a heightened sense of rhetoric against journalists and media organizations.
But the BBC is neither rotten nor ruined and the rhetoric within should allow for the fact that the BBC has survived a great many crises and is a great and consistent force for the public good.
Allowing for the constraints of rhetoric that come with his position, Ben Bernanke's testimony today was highly Krugmanesque: Significant progress has been made recently toward reducing the federal budget deficit over the next few years.
The visionary rhetoric and lack of precision in the proposal allowed for rapid start-up in activities, but the delay in clarifying specifics of the proposal undermined overall programme coherence and effectiveness.
"It allowed for continuity.
