Sentence examples for rhetoric sets from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boehner's tough rhetoric sets the stage for a contentious legislative battle as Mr. Obama continues to press his case for his jobs plan in the face of Republican resistance and some growing skepticism among Congressional Democrats.

In his speech, Netanyahu said that although Rouhani's conciliatory rhetoric sets him apart from his confrontational predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, both men remain committed to the goal of developing a nuclear bomb.

"This kind of rhetoric sets us back in the fight against radical jihadists — a fight we absolutely have to win, against a brutal, nihilistic enemy who twists Islam to justify mass murder," wrote Clinton, the former secretary of State.

Driven by "war on crime" and "war on drugs" rhetoric set by political leaders, police officers have increasingly taken on the psyche of soldiers.

With his anti-gay rhetoric setting the tone, reports of bias crimes against homosexuals in Oregon more than doubled in the first three months of the year.

"The security dilemma dynamics that the behaviour and rhetoric set in motion are making Son'gun Korea less secure, not more secure," he said.

In "13th," hearing Trump's campaign rhetoric set against modern and historical footage of violence against African Americans is especially powerful.

In 2005, the firebrand Mahmoud Ahmadinejad became the Iranian president, and his incendiary rhetoric set the tone in the years to come.

Sanders's rhetoric also sets him apart from other Democrats, who talk about the midterms as the first step in a Trump removal campaign.

The chancellor told the Today programme on BBC Radio 4 on Monday: "Today's Treasury analysis steps away from the rhetoric and sets out the facts that people have asked for.

And perhaps more U.S. journalists will begin to acknowledge that anti-press rhetoric, which sets the conditions for physical retaliation against reporters to be condoned, is not a distraction.