Sentence examples for rhetoric began from inspiring English sources

Echoing it, government rhetoric began to change.

That spring, despite the protesters' insistence on an inclusive movement, sectarian rhetoric began creeping in.

Hours after the N.B.A. delivered its final collective bargaining proposal to the players union, the rumors and the rhetoric began to flow.

But over time the anti-Roma rhetoric began to wear thin, and Jobbik's leaders understood that in order to grow they would have to find new scapegoats.

With ubiquitous reports of Pentagon waste – from a gurgling, 10ft, $600,000 toad sculpture to logistical blunders that cost taxpayers billions – and gas prices soaring just cents shy from its all-time national average high, Barbour's rhetoric began resonating in a powerful way with uncommitted primary voters.

All sorts of racist rhetoric began to flood into my mind.

There's no easy fix, of course, but when hateful rhetoric begins to manifest itself as real-world violence, a failure to take a stand moves beyond theoretical.

Support for the fastest-growing Muslim outfit, the Prosperous Justice Party, took off only when it toned down its religious rhetoric and began to emphasise honesty and clean government instead.

Reformists like Yuri V. Andropov, the K.G.B. chief who became party leader, and then Gorbachev, his protégé, toned down their anti-Western rhetoric and began to call for the adoption of more advanced and technocratic (Western) methods to rescue the Soviet economy.

It may have displeased Jürgen Klinsmann from a competitive standpoint, but for MLS and an increasingly bullish class of owners, Dempsey represented the elite domestic exemplar of the "league of choice" rhetoric they began to use at that time.

Craven thereby adeptly crammed into the space of one brief article much of the sexist and misogynist rhetoric Gillard began facing as soon as she took office around six weeks prior, following an internal leadership challenge.