Sentence examples for rhetoric playing from inspiring English sources

This is classic Labour-Democrat rhetoric, playing to a sense in the two centre-left parties that the status quo is stacked against the commonality and that helping voters to grasp this will take votes from the right-of-centre party.

The Trump style of campaign and rhetoric, playing to the masses and feeding off the fear and insecurity of Americans reminds me of another political leader.

The combination of anti-Jewish and anti-Bolshevik rhetoric played well with the German public.

Such rhetoric plays poorly now, and not only for what it says about women.

Mexican ministers worry that the Democrats' rhetoric plays into the hands of the unreconstructed segments of their country's left.

As finger-pointing emerged in Washington and beyond over whether harsh political rhetoric played a role in motivating the attack, Mr Obama sought to calm the rhetoric.

On the part of the infield that racegoers have named Redneck Hill, a band called Rhetoric plays to an appreciative, if somewhat inebriated, crowd.

This outpouring of polished rhetoric played an important role in the formation and control of public opinion in the limited circles where opinions mattered and occasionally served as a vehicle of genuine political controversy.

His anti-immigrant rhetoric plays into Hungary's nationalist streak, a resentment over its treatment after the First World War, when it was stripped of two-thirds of its territory.

Through continued veiled swipes at her opponent, Clinton said his proposals and charged rhetoric played into the hands of terrorists while paving the way for increased hate crimes against Muslims.

In recent years, responsible – or "sustainable" – tourism has become a buzzword among tour operators and travel agents, but how much of the glossy brochure rhetoric plays out in practice?