Sentence examples for rhetoric of making from inspiring English sources
He railed against the Republican rhetoric of "making America great again": You just want that person to give you your country back, because you feel that you are this country's rightful owners.
The most notable is Republican House speaker Paul Ryan's plans for tax and welfare reforms (in other words, take from the poor and give to the rich) wrapped in the rhetoric of making work pay and tackling poverty.
Then my mother told me, "I am not excited by the rhetoric of making America great again".
Trump also brought out his familiar rhetoric of "making America great again," and his lament that the U.S. "doesn't win anymore".
One aspect of this, for his own work, was a renewed emphasis on rhetoric as the discipline of making language function in practice.
Looking back, it seems clear that the abortion-rights movement embraced the rhetoric of privacy at the cost of making an argument about equality.
The Republicans, in something of a tour de force of rhetoric, are making a baroque bureaucratic status a political hot button issue.
The BMA adapted political rhetoric to make the point.
Still, a poem too laden with meaning or the rhetoric of "meaning" won't make it over the mountains.
They may also be uncertain about what kinds of demands visual rhetoric will make of students, and what kinds of learning are involved.
"It's capitalism shrouded in the fake hippie rhetoric of 'We're making the world a better place,' because it's uncool to just say 'Hey, we're crushing it and making money.'" After the scene aired, viewers complained about the lack of diversity in the audience.
