Sentence examples for rhetoric is less from inspiring English sources

In his public life, Gingrich's rhetoric is less forgiving than apocalyptic.

In some ways, though, his rhetoric is less dramatic than are the facts of his Administration's policies on refugees generally, and on Muslim refugees more specifically.

In this scheme, Mr. Obama's role, at least in the rhetoric, is less leader than facilitator, a conduit for decentralized collaboration as described by James Surowiecki in his book "The Wisdom of Crowds".

So it has gone on the offensive, producing this 35-second long TV ad, dubbed "Stand and Fight" – though some might feel that the belligerent rhetoric is less than ideal for the occasion: a policy debate after the deaths of 20 children and six adults in an elementary school.

Rhetoric is less divisive, coalitions are more diverse, and dialogue is more frequent.

I know, the presumptive Republican candidate is trying to become president, facing a cool incumbent who does have a laser focus, so his words — I was going to say rhetoric — are less prescriptions for future policy than ploys for gaining power.

Their rhetoric was less about telling us their solutions than about a race to the bottom.

Its rhetoric on Taiwan is less strident than it was a couple of years ago.

This rhetoric is nothing less than ugly fear mongering to an increasingly fearful public.

What we need from President Obama is less rhetoric and tougher action.

(The loi Collomb, the harsh immigration bill that Macron's interior minister is now pushing through the French Parliament, undermines his inclusive campaign rhetoric, though its intent is less to appease Trump than to placate the domestic far-right).