Sentence examples for rhetoric gives from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Today right-wing antigovernment rhetoric gives people caught in that bind a release from guilt, allowing them to focus their resentment on the government rather than themselves and to righteously assert the individualistic virtues they violate but still believe in.

At any rate the Rhetoric gives a sort of defining characterization: "I call the same thing element and topos; for an element or a topos is a heading under which many enthymemes fall".

Most of the instructions that the Rhetoric gives for the composition of enthymemes are also organized as lists of topoi; especially the first book of the Rhetoric essentially consists of topoi concerning the subjects of the three species of public speech.

Robust rhetoric gives the impression that direct confrontation between India and China may not be far away.

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

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.

"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.