Sentence examples for rhetoric poses from inspiring English sources
"If someone is trying to help someone to come back, is he supporting a member of ISIS, or is he actually trying to help a friend that is in need?" Soors noted that extreme right-wing rhetoric poses a huge challenge to her efforts.
The danger this rhetoric poses to Muslims and society at large is real and manifests itself daily with vandalized property, pulled scarves and pulled guns, with death and spilt blood.
Such uses of rhetoric pose clear dangers to our democracy that are not justified by the situation.
Rather, Scott is a dour minister who preaches in heavy and sludgy rhetoric, posing commonplace conundrums as grand philosophical ponderings.
But cannot pomo be taken to task for its views and effects without Mr. Fish and others retreating into McCarthy-era rhetoric, posing as victims of Western absolutism?
He has been slamming negative coverage in the Turkish press as "fake" and "politically motivated" for years now, long before U.S. President Donald Trump found it expedient to do so in the U.S. For those who expected Trump's Islamophobic and Erdogan's anti-American rhetoric to pose problems for the relationship between the two men, their budding bromance is surprising.
As a college student, Thomas adopted the poses and rhetoric of the Black Power movement — the Afro and the overalls — along with a sense of being among "the aggrieved and the righteous".
Despite grand rhetoric about the threat posed by an illegitimate government, domestic militias in the past two decades have achieved little but small, local acts.
But this meant that their largely inflammatory rhetoric about the threat posed by migrants left them little room to attack Trump's more inflammatory rhetoric about migrants, and that their disregard for the scientific consensus on global warming approximated his.
Like Obama, Clegg strikes a Januslike pose, with rhetoric that faces left and compromises that face right.
Ethnically divisive rhetoric, in addition to posing new diplomatic hurdles, may also signal a dangerous new strategy.
