Sentence examples for rhetoric directed from inspiring English sources

I have been appalled by some of the angry rhetoric directed at Muslims in recent weeks.

She needs to understand that her rhetoric, directed as it is towards a narrow interest group of anti-wind campaigners, does make markets.

Not that there seems to be much more room for nuance in much of the opposition rhetoric directed at the Brotherhood or the current president.

For all its progressive rhetoric directed outside the country, the al-Thani family maintains a regime at home that does little to challenge the attitudes that enable industrial-scale malpractice and injustice to thrive amid Qatar's ongoing economic boom.

This "Punish a Muslim Day" is not a one-off day of hate targeting Muslims; for many it represents the daily structural Islamophobia we are up against and the increasingly poisonous rhetoric directed against Muslims in everyday life.

The Houthis' Shia connection also fuels Gulf paranoia and sectarian rhetoric directed against Iran, though the extent of Iranian support for the Houthis is far from clear – not least because of theological differences.

It is towards producing these effects, as we maintain, that present-day writers on rhetoric direct the whole of their efforts.

Second, it is not generalised rhetoric but directed at specific, named individuals: that Republican candidate urged voters to shoot an automatic weapon to get rid of Giffords.

Even if House Republicans have shifted the scope of their probe, their rhetoric remains directed at those responsible for the leaks.

Mr Erdogan's invocation of the Srebrenica massacre showed he has no intention of calming the rhetoric being directed at the Dutch.

Hence the combination of 'keeping people safe' counter-terrorism rhetoric being directed at encrypted Internet services by Cameron, coupled with him laying down a parallel smokescreen of joint U.K.-U.S. cyber security initiatives.