Sentence examples for rhetoric help from inspiring English sources

But the factional antagonism runs deeper than the nuclear issue.Ordinary Iranians are painfully aware that the sanctions that have mounted in response to the president's abrasive rhetoric help fuel inflation that is running at 16%.

But Nolan says, "Our rhetoric helped grow the climate in which the government could overreach.

Whether this sort of rhetoric helps Clinton much can be debated.

"Extreme and indiscriminate anti-Muslim rhetoric helps to validate the worldview of our enemies — the premise that America's wars are indeed wars against Islam," Berger writes.

The rhetoric helps to feed the victories of the war on terror as innocent civilian casualties are recorded in history as militant terrorists.

His rhetoric helped turn a difficult political challenge into an impossible one, and the Republican leadership in the Senate never even brought the bill up for a vote.

Brexiteers have also walked back pledges to curb immigration, amid a sharp increase in hate crimes across the UK that their rhetoric helped to fuel.

His rhetoric helped highlight the nation's sluggish economy and the Iranian hostage standoff.Reagan defeated Carter that year and went on to serve two terms in the White House, solidifying his standing among conservative Republicans.

Her ethical rhetoric helped make her, more than any other poet I know, reliant upon "is" and "are" -- those natural building blocks of the writer intending to speak of eternal verities.

Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels's anti-Bolshevik rhetoric helped Hitler to delude France and Britain, as well as the United States which was leery of being drawn into another European quarrel into accepting his claim to be the West's last bulwark against Bolshevik expansion.

Not only was he unable to achieve this, his rhetoric helped contribute to the popularity among Serbs of Milorad Dodik, the RS leader, who now talks openly of secession.Mr Izetbegović is not popular with everyone, but he campaigned on a policy of compromise with the RS as well as Bosnia's Croats, many of whom would like to see a so-called third entity, a Croat-only element within Bosnia.