Sentence examples for rhetoric shows from inspiring English sources

It is at this point that the "new year, new start" rhetoric shows itself to be bollocks.

And the sharpening partisanship of Mr. Obama's recent rhetoric shows how, indeed, attacking in the homestretch represents a critical element of Democratic strategy.

And Quell, intoxicated by the Master's rhetoric, shows his own parallel genius for being the life and soul of the party by brewing up booze.

"John Kerry's inconsistent rhetoric shows just how out of touch he is with the values Westerners hold dear," Ms. Norton said.

Such rhetoric shows up in the speech of white supremacists — but also when the rest of us talk about white supremacists.

But the rhetoric shows the bloc is now extremely worried about provoking Russia and the voices of EU member states less hawkish on Russia are in the ascendancy.

While his rhetoric showed no signs of mellowing, the elder Gibson had plenty of reasons to be satisfied.

He lectured on Hebrew, Greek, Latin, logic, and rhetoric; showed excellence as a philologist in many editions; and advocated education on humanist lines (Zürich school reform, 1765 75).

Last week I invited the two candidates for a heart-to-heart talk and pleaded with them to tone down their language, soften their campaign rhetoric, show tolerance and moderation.

The amped up rhetoric showed a more aggressive side of Clinton, who has thus far spent the last month on a low-key "listening tour" with middle class Americans in early voting states such as Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.

It's a powerful piece of propaganda for reality over rhetoric, showing that the politicians' endless "war against drugs" is as unwinnable as Vietnam (notably, all the deaths come from crime, not drugs).