Sentence examples for rhetoric contributed from inspiring English sources

In America Republicans are wondering how much anti-immigration rhetoric contributed to Mitt Romney's defeat in the presidential election.

When I asked if AfD rhetoric contributed to the violence, she said, "Typical German journalist question!" Her voice took on a steely hauteur.

Still, Lynn S. Neal, a religion professor at Wake Forest University, maintains that Beecher's caustic rhetoric contributed to the violence by "weaponizing" the prevailing anti-Catholic bias.

This rhetoric contributed to the silencing of dissent as Americans watched while the law and its practical application by law enforcement attempting to create a drug-free America resulted in a myriad of unintended consequences.

By implicitly conflating work with paid work, this poisonous rhetoric contributes to the demonisation of people of working age not in paid work, even if they are working hard, for example caring for children or older loved ones.

I can't tell you how galling this is coming from a man who sunk everybody else's joy of life when he sailed on a flotilla screaming about sovereignty and jingoistic rhetoric, contributing to the climate we find ourselves in.

In the light of this model, illustrative examples of visual images from annual reports are analysed to indicate how visual rhetoric contributes to the communication of intellectual capital.

"This rhetoric contributes to rising bigotry and each and every day this type of language hurts our country".

"Such divisive rhetoric contributes to a toxic environment in which some people take the law into their own hands and attack people of institutions they perceive as Muslim".

I hope that you understand that your religious rhetoric contributes to the suicides of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth each year.

To watch: Sarah Palin's video response to the Arizona shooting and the accusations that her "don't retreat, reload" rhetoric have contributed to the country's violent political climate.