It would also create space for a sane and rational conversation around security in the present era, away from the clamorous rhetoric that characterizes the usual debate.
The immigrants that make up the spine of this multicultural metropolis will not tolerate hateful rhetoric that characterizes us as rapists, killers and thieves.
The heated rhetoric that characterized the campaign carried over into Election Day.
But his prose was otherwise free of the soaring rhetoric that characterized the D-Day speeches of later American presidents.
Gopnik writes that Churchill's rhetoric was characterized by "exactly the sort of grandiosity that Orwell deplored".
Using the inflammatory rhetoric that characterized the Big East's reaction to the A.C.C.'s entreaties to Miami, the coaches issued a statement saying they were troubled by the A.C.C.'s attempt "to dismember the Big East" by "ripping the heart" out of the Big East football conference.
October 28, 1842 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania October 22, 1932 Goshen, New York Anna Elizabeth Dickinson, (born October 28, 1842, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. died October 22, 1932, Goshen, New York) American lecturer on abolitionism, women's rights, and other reform topics, remembered for the articulate but emotionally blistering rhetoric that characterized her speaking style.
But senior American officials suggested that it could take some time to get past the strident anti-American rhetoric that characterized Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin's politicking in recent months, including his strangely personal allegation that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was trying to stoke political unrest in Russia.
Fittingly, a copy of his "Personal Memoirs," which became one of the best-selling books of the 19th century, is in a case at the end of the show, though the wall label quotes from Whitman and not from Grant's own prose, which was something new at the time, free of the false piety and flannel-mouthed rhetoric that characterized so much Civil War literature.
To them, "Chinese rhetoric is characterized by harmony, deprecation of speech, and lack of interest in logic" (Lu and Frank 1993: 445).
