Sentence examples for rhetoric lines from inspiring English sources

With March being nationally recognized as Social Work Month, there is no time like the present to look at how some of Trump's rhetoric lines up with a few of the ethical principles that every one of the over 650,000 social workers in this country have pledged to uphold.

He occasionally lapsed into rhetoric and regurgitated lines.

Unfortunately, from that point forward, mistrust grew, and the rhetoric and battle lines became more pronounced.

For all the rhetoric about bottom lines, there was a human cost that Romney wasn't willing to address.

But journalists still serve a vital function in trying to independently verify the competing claims from government officials and rebel leaders, while gaining perspective from the ground amid the heightened war rhetoric of "red lines" and target lists.

But for the next month I thought about the play from time to time and thought about its representation of social life after the internet, and I recognized the voices, disjointed rhetoric and the lines from my own Facebook comment threads.

But it is refreshing to hear a politician acknowledge that some anti-migration rhetoric crosses the line into racism.

The key to Munch's originality is storytelling with a potent pictorial rhetoric of rhythmic line and smoldering color.

The stand-off sounds childish, but it could yet undermine the deal.But beneath the hard-line rhetoric, the signs are there that something will be worked out.

Local politicians, who should know better, are once more feeling obliged to mouth the rhetoric of hard-line anti-Castroism and even anti-Americanism.

His comments were seized on by critics, who said the hard-line rhetoric risked escalating tensions with students organising the nationwide grassroots campaign against education cuts.