Sentence examples for rhetoric back from inspiring English sources

We couldn't have idealogues hurling rhetoric back and forth.

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Rather than serving up an intellectual feast for Republican voters, the pair offered up arguments "as thin as the homeopathic soup that was made by boiling the shadow of a pigeon that had starved to death," as Lincoln said of Douglas's rhetoric, back in the days when Lincoln-Douglas debates meant fighting talk.

Now with the new administration kind of shifting the rhetoric back in the other direction, it's kind of scary because you could have a signaling effect in the other direction.

Television "news" networks have every incentive to put the most outrageous people on the air that they can find, and absolutely zero incentive to dial the rhetoric back, or to correct blatantly false information.

NGO Jubilee Australia released a 2012 report called Pipe Dreams (disclosure: I offered advice on certain sections and provided some photos) that questioned the Australian government's financial and rhetoric backing of the $19bn LNG project.

The bold rhetoric, backed up by a series of concrete steps taken with the apparent backing of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, has raised hopes of major diplomatic breakthroughs in the coming months, affecting the long-stalled nuclear negotiations and perhaps the Syrian conflict too.

And now Trump's own rhetoric backs it up.

Will Miliband's latest rhetoric come back to haunt him?

"There's a lot of rhetoric about back in the day.

Such rhetoric harks back to an earlier era in U.S. labor relations.