Sentence examples for rhetoric results from inspiring English sources

Sean Lawson, assistant professor in the department of communication at the University of Utah, argues: "When militarist cyber rhetoric results in use of offensive cyber attack it is likely that those attacks will escalate into physical, kinetic uses of force".

It's one of those heart-warming and romanticized ideals that very often end up as empty rhetoric, resulting with policies, laws and programs that are too vague and general to have any tangible impact.

I know and you know the difference between rhetoric and results".

We confuse charisma with competence, rhetoric with results, celebrity with genuine achievement.

"What they're very good at is rhetoric, not results," he said in a telephone interview.

Mr. Villaraigosa added that "our community knows the difference between rhetoric and results" and that it also knew the difference between "pandering and producing".

The gap between rhetoric and results is a prime problem for Martínez after a season when his more outlandishly optimistic comments have jarred in a city where there is a strong strain of downbeat realism.

Crucially, that means a programme that can inspire both our increased membership base and also the wider public, whose votes we will need if we are to turn rhetoric into results.

But the outcome of India's election has been a triumph for democracy, and the ordinary voter's refusal, after being subjected to months of self-congratulatory government propaganda about "India Shining", to accept rhetoric over results.

Because, at a time when our country desperately needs a unifier, the president has nominated a man to be the chief law enforcement officer of the country -- the people's lawyer, the lawyer for all the people -- who has a long record of divisive and inflammatory rhetoric, which results in him being viewed as a polarizing figure.

With any budget decisions for 2009 likely to be reshaped by a new administration and a new Congress, both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue will focus on rhetoric over results.