Sentence examples for rhetoric stands from inspiring English sources

In its 2010 issue on critical moments in popular music, Spin cited D'Angelo's Voodoo and its success as a turning point for neo soul: "D'Angelo's pastiche of funk, carnal ache, and high-minded, Afrocentric rhetoric stands as neo-soul's crowning achievement.

But does this rhetoric stand up to statistical scrutiny?

These teachers of rhetoric stood for the belief that there is no "truth", simply more or less persuasive arguments.

All have been qualified, but only Scalia and Clarence Thomas, whose jurisprudence has been equally vibrant if quieter in rhetoric, stand out.

Trump's ideals and hateful rhetoric stand in direct opposition to that of the Jesus of the New Testament.

Too often hate brings more hate, violence more violence and rhetoric that stands to further divide what we should be - one people, one nation.

But the rhetoric that stands out most starkly to me as a survivor of an adolescent rape are arguments like that of former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer, who said on Fox News, "How much in society should any of us be held liable today when we lived a good life, an upstanding life by all accounts, and then something that maybe is an arguable issue took place in high school?

This shameless raiding of leftwing rhetoric will stand in total contradiction to the government's actual policies.

The Lower Ninth Ward became, in the aftermath of Katrina, a vortex of overwrought emotion and intemperate rhetoric, a stand-in for conflicting visions of the city's future.

Sick to death of his political rhetoric ("we stand at the doorstep of a new millennium"), Bulworth (Beatty) has a nervous breakdown and plots self-assassination.

To judge from the rhetoric, all that stands between us and a better world is Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic.