Sentence examples for rhetoric of war from inspiring English sources

Fight until our vigor is restored!" This is the rhetoric of war.

"All his rhetoric was the rhetoric of war, of confrontation and of perpetual struggle.

In its final scene – which is shocking, as Churchill herself describes it – the crude rhetoric of war has won.

Anvil, like many of its predecessors, combined the legal framework of a police action with the hardware and the rhetoric of war.

Americans also must not get lost in the rhetoric of war on terrorism to such a degree that Chinese "cooperation" on that front will blind us to reality.

Inside, we reflect on a city and a country in mourning, and we delve into how the rhetoric of war has redefined French President François Hollande.

If the "war on terror" is fuelled by a romantic rhetoric of war-making as self-betterment for those disgusted by the frivolity of their own culture (though the people doing the dying and the people improving their moral health are somehow never the same ones), it is in practice really more like an eighteenth-century war.

The rhetoric of the "war on terror" has turned "terrorist" into an everyday metonym for Muslim.

She adored the rhetoric of class war; he indulges the blokey pleasures of exhortation.

Yet, in power, Obama has changed only the rhetoric of the war on terror, not its methods.

Indeed, the overblown rhetoric of a "war on terror" was reflected in the nature and severity of the laws enacted in response to the threat.