Sentence examples for rhetoric applied from inspiring English sources

It's been interesting to see forms of precautionary rhetoric applied this week against changes to cigarette packaging.

When it comes to harsh rhetoric applied to the Tea Party the former Alaska governor said "enough is enough".

Frankly, I think some of the rhetoric applied to this new measure has managed to generate a lot of heat but not much light.

The rules of old-fashioned rhetoric apply better to expository and argumentative prose than to the other modes.

For security reasons as well as ethical ones, the United States should stand by its anticorruption rhetoric, applying sanctions and other leverage against members of what many have called Nigeria's most kleptocratic administration ever.

"The Fountainhead" hymns skyscrapers as monuments to human ingenuity and free will, but the rhetoric it applies to the humans inside them can be as naturalistic as anything out of Dreiser or Norris: "Elevators drew a stream of human fuel and spat it out".

Cutting through the rhetoric and applying some sound buyers' logic would lead you to physical traders who're keeping calm and carrying on.

By addressing the primacy and pitfalls of dominant generational rhetoric and applying an alternative Kristevan framework, this piece examines the potentiality entailed in such a moment and challenges the limits of existing debates.

The same rhetoric has been applied to other problems, including child abuse, domestic violence, alcoholism — even suicide.

Some of the same rhetoric has been applied to Robert Bowers, the man charged with killing 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue last week, with prominent public officials labeling him "deranged".

Talaeus, under Ramus's influence, reformed Ciceronian rhetoric upon the principles applied by Ramus to the rearrangement of Aristotle's Organon.