Sentence examples for rhetoric of one from inspiring English sources

It has been a charged and burdened time -- the D-Day commemorations, the death of a president, the daily carnage in Iraq, the pictures from Abu Ghraib prison, a July 4 just over the horizon -- the sublime and the squalid, the decent and the desperate in American life so overlaid upon one another that it is hard to reconcile the high rhetoric of one moment with the terrible reality of the other.

Development of more sophisticated tools, both locally and nationally, was slow, with the result that it is not in the least surprising that, in spite of the rhetoric of quality, one of the worst examples of bad quality service delivery imaginable was not detected by this system.

There is a tension between the rhetoric of a one-nation Britain and the reality of cuts in tax credits to shave £12bn off the welfare bill.

First, the rhetoric of "laying down one's life for one's country" used by the British Legion tended to imply that all the causes in which British soldiers died were just ones and therefore pre-empts any debate about the causes of war.

But one should not make the mistake of assigning to Stein's rhetoric of equality and one person being as good as another its usual left-wing label.

It was a rousing piece of rhetoric, one that reminded me of the climax of "Bowling for Columbine," Moore's 2002 broadside against American gun violence.

But the way people use the rhetoric of love for one's country reflects basic assumptions that shape the nation's politics.

The level of anti-women rhetoric is one of the key topics that she's hoping the conference will debate.

Announcing failure before the mission even launched is an uncomfortable brand of rhetoric, one that illuminates Musk's preference of logic and probability over faith in the thousands of Space X employees working around the clock for him.

"The tradition of classical oratory was central to the early church, when rhetoric was one of the most important parts of education.

In an appeal to native Taiwanese, he shifted his government's rhetoric to talk not of "one China" but of two states.