Sentence examples for rhetoric in which from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric in which this claim is put forward grows more inflammatory by the day.

But that might be rhetoric in which case I apologise for it.

Kolkhida (Colchis) early housed a school of higher rhetoric in which Greeks as well as Georgians studied.

It perpetuates a threatening rhetoric in which the obvious pressure exists to stick with the status quo.

It was intended differently, too: pointedly, potently, yet couched in the same like-for-like showbiz rhetoric in which we're all fluent.

The stated logic of the process is potentially far more destructive and anti-competitive than the soft rhetoric in which it is expressed.

As a young man Marcus Aurelius wrote letters to his rhetoric tutor in which he expressed delight in hunting, mountain climbing and travel, but as an old man he had come to hate the world.

The TV ad clearly suggests that American jobs are being lost to Asia, and Chinese trade practices have been part of the heated campaign rhetoric in Michigan, which has seen its auto sector and industrial base deeply eroded.

As the incumbent party, with its own tribal Speaker, Labour has lost most by the affair because Brown's new-broom rhetoric in 2007 – which he recalled in last night's press conference – did not produce effective follow-through, a very Brownish shortcoming.

According to ancient testimonies, Aristotle wrote an early dialogue on rhetoric entitled 'Grullos', in which he put forward the argument that rhetoric cannot be an art (technê); and since this is precisely the position of Plato's Gorgias, the lost dialogue Grullos has traditionally been regarded as a sign of Aristotle's (alleged) early Platonism.

A parliament of crucial significance, a political class dazzled by rhetoric, an era in which very young men could aspire to leadership - what context could suit Hague better?