Sentence examples for rhetoric was that from inspiring English sources

The Kremlin's official rhetoric was that USAID was unnecessary in Russia -- a country which itself gives aid to other nations -- in the year 2012.

His rhetoric was that of the nineteenth-century women's crusade.

Before more absurd hyperbole took over – Tony Blair comparing Jeremy Corbyn this weekend to Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen – the prevailing rhetoric was that Labour was in danger of returning to its comfort zone.

The rhetoric was that you and your friends would respond faster and be less likely to miss messages if you had a dedicated app.

Obama's rhetoric was that some immigrants were bad felons while others were law-abiding workers.

Of course, one of the first rules of electoral rhetoric is that politicians must never publicly acknowledge the possibility of defeat.

"The rhetoric is that the government should get out of the way," he said.

The theme, which is pronounced in Putin's rhetoric, is that there is no such thing as universal democracy.

"Bush's rhetoric is that welfare saps the soul and drains the spirit".

"The usual rhetoric is that pain unites a family," Mr. Moretti said.

His rhetoric is that of a prophet counselling against false idols.