Sentence examples for rhetoric seen from inspiring English sources

Much of the Tea Party movement's more-strident rhetoric, seen in light of this constitutional vision, may be best understood not as scattershot right-wing hostility to government but as a comprehensive, if startling, worldview about the proper roles of government and faith in American life.

But in a liberal state with a strong union tradition, the process involved little of the anti-union rhetoric seen in places like Wisconsin and Ohio and instead reflected an effort to reconcile longstanding attitudes and political alliances with changed times.

Once upon a time, it would have been political suicide for a mainstream politician to use the kind of rhetoric seen in Tanton's early writings and even contemporary FAIR press releases.

And given the new trend toward Jim Crow-style voting restrictions sweeping a lot of Republican states, and some of the signs and rhetoric seen at Republican/tea party rallies, you never know.

11.01am GMT After Sarah Wollaston posted a tweet about her objection to "skivers" rhetoric (see 9.44am), her Tory colleague Laura Sandys posted a tweet saying she agreed.

Visits earlier in the week to Moscow by the American secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, and by Germany's Frank-Walter Steinmeier, produced only a half-hearted promise to cool some of the more heated rhetoric (see article).Doing that is no bad thing but the worst words have come from one side only.

For further discussion of his rhetoric see Aristotle's rhetoric.

For more on Aristotle's rhetoric, see the entry on Aristotle's Rhetoric.

Secondly, we know that Philo had developed a way to popularize the Academic method by incorporating it into a technical system of rhetoric (see Cicero On the Orator 3.110 118 and Tusculan Disputations 2.9).

On the Syriac translations of mathematical, astronomical and scientific works in general see Hugonnard-Roche (2001), 36 41; on the translations in the field of logic, see Hugonnard-Roche (2004); on the different stages of the translations from Greek into Syriac and the increasing importance of philosophy with respect to rhetoric, see Hugonnard-Roche (2011); for a survey, see Fiori (2011).

Yet there seems to be a substantial amount of Nietzschean rhetoric (see, e.g., BGE 259; TI V:6 & IX 35; EH IV:4, 7, 8) that cannot be reconciled with this metaethical view, and which cries out instead for some sort of realist construal.