Sentence examples for rhetoric given from inspiring English sources

It is age-old party rhetoric, given a modern touch.

"What am I to nature: Just a hot dog on a roll?" he inquires balefully, his own Shakespearean rhetoric given a specifically New York pulse.

To achieve this, the 66-year-old must avoid parroting an anti-austerity rhetoric, given that we have just elected a Conservative government committed to balancing the nation's books.

A: No. Cameron's pledge raises a large number of questions, none of which are easy to answer, especially – despite his rhetoric – given the lack of detail about the services he intends to run 24/7.

Related: NHS England chief: cash shortages could hit plans for seven-day health service A: No. Cameron's pledge raises a large number of questions, none of which are easy to answer, especially – despite his rhetoric – given the lack of detail about the services he intends to run 24/7.

The hope is that things will not escalate beyond patrols and rhetoric, given the deep economic ties between Japan and China, as well as the danger of American involvement in any clash given the security relationship between the United States and Japan.

There is no substance to it, but the rhetoric gives that impression.

Rhetoric gave way to an emphasis on more "natural" manners and modes of expression.

His usual soaring rhetoric gave way to stammering words, and his body language was uncomfortable.

Where his father's rhetoric gave us a thousand points of light, his lopped a thousand points off the Dow.

No matter how many times the government may claim it wants to demonstrate that the UK is "open for business", its rhetoric gives the reverse impression.