Sentence examples for rhetoric encapsulates from inspiring English sources

But the momentary snapshot that political rhetoric encapsulates is only part of any president's story.

"We are protecting Russian people from the terrorist threat because it is better to do this abroad than to fight terrorism within the country," Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev told the Rossiya-24 television channel on October 3, encapsulating the Kremlin's public line of rhetoric.

Admirable rhetoric.

"It encapsulates that spirit".

His rhetoric was blunt.

Campaign rhetoric, of course, is campaign rhetoric.

The rhetoric soared.

The poem encapsulates the revelation.

The closing passages contain some luxuriant language — "he that loves pleasure must for pleasure fall" more or less encapsulates the entire play — but all the visual extravagance imaginable can't make a compelling whole out of a series of rhetoric-heavy face-offs interspersed with peculiar set pieces: A parade of the seven deadly sins is the most tedious of the lot.

Enough rhetoric.

This sort of encapsulates the point.