Sentence examples for rhetoric with a from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't stop Gilles and his friends from taking to radical rhetoric with a passion.

For a start he replaces the king's self-conscious rhetoric with a jagged naturalism.

They season their professors' rhetoric with a healthy dose of skepticism.

It has combined "engagement" — a readiness to negotiate while abjuring "regime change" rhetoric — with a drive for serious economic sanctions.

She found refuge from public rhetoric with a group of gay artists and intellectuals, tolerated but just barely.

The group started off as an Acholi militia and then adopted Christian rhetoric with a heavy dose of mysticism.

But a recent suggestion by Pope Francis that atheists could also be "redeemed" by God has led the church to return to medieval rhetoric – with an official Vatican spokesman forced to clarify that non-believers are indeed destined for hell.

And now comes Vice President Al Gore, who has borrowed much of labor's class-edged, us-against-them rhetoric, with an eye to making America's steel-mill workers and truck drivers feel enthusiastic about his candidacy.

By highlighting Warmbier, a 22-year-old University of Virginia student who died days after his release from 17 months in captivity, Trump married his "fire and fury" war rhetoric with an emotional appeal over the grief of a single family.

Union leaders must displace this rhetoric with an ethos of global solidarity.

It's been six-and-a-half long years of "repeal and replace" rhetoric, with only a vague notion of what the "replace" part would look like until now.