Sentence examples for rhetoric clearly from inspiring English sources

And, the anti-Muslim rhetoric clearly pays off: both Trump and Carson continue to dominate in the polls.

Though that observation no doubt still holds in today's N.F.L., the sport's increasingly pumped-up rhetoric clearly favors words of power over words of finesse.

Throughout the book, Romney uses rhetoric clearly intended to woo the Fox News-Rush Limbaugh wing of the party, a group at present drawn to the magnetic Sarah Palin.

This fact escapes the officials in Washington as their rhetoric clearly demonstrates.

Boasting campaign artwork and rhetoric clearly modeled on President Obama's 2008 run, his lead seems safe until behind-the-scenes jealousy between his campaign manager (Hoffman) and whiz kid media manager (Gosling) threatens to blow up his entire operation.

Trump has denied that he is encouraging violence among his followers, but the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a leading Muslim advocacy group, has argued that his rhetoric clearly incites violence against Muslims.

The style of organisation and the rhetoric were clearly Marxist-Leninist and the key posts were all occupied by Communists.

They should publicly denounce parties that espouse racist doctrines and spew hate-filled rhetoric and clearly define and defend the shared values of an increasingly integrated Europe.

Listeners catch only glimpses of the Schubert-to-be through clouds of near-boilerplate rhetoric, most clearly in the Allegretto's melodic twists and turns.

This rhetoric demonstrates clearly which of these two writers is engaging in the "shrill hyperbole" and "reckless and ruthless... attacks" that Bartov ascribes to Finkelstein.

But science aside, public rhetoric has clearly shifted since the shootings, with politicians and even the National Rifle Association — normally a fan of shooting games — quick to blame video games and Hollywood movies for inuring children to violence.