Sentence examples for rhetoric words from inspiring English sources

"Rhetoric is rhetoric, words are words," he added.

When I hear hateful rhetoric, words being said about a group of people, to try to get votes, it saddens me.

According to Orr, Lowell's style was the one readers associate with ambition: it "involves abstraction, overt deployment of rhetoric, words that connote bigness, philosophical name-dropping, and so on".

In official rhetoric, the words "Islamic" and "terrorist" are interchangeable.

Some Peña Nieto officials have even started using a form of Mr. Calderón's famously militaristic rhetoric, using words like "traitors" to describe those who pass information to the Knights Templar.

At the end of his prepared remarks, the normally staid Greenspan ratcheted up his rhetoric in words that seemed designed to swell the hearts of patriots everywhere: "[Long-term] prospects for ongoing rapid technological advance…born of the ingenuity of our people and the strength of our system, fortify a promising future for our free nation".

We should remember that Iran's rhetoric and words worked to solidify the nuclear deal.

America-hating has become a badge of identity, making possible a chest-beating, flag-burning rhetoric of word and deed that makes men feel good.

Symbolically, therefore, a dilemma is an argument of the form A ⊃ C, B ⊃ C, A ∨ B, therefore C. It is not necessary that a dilemma should have an unwelcome conclusion; but from its use in rhetoric the word has come to mean a situation in which each of the alternative courses of action (presented as the only ones open) leads to some unsatisfactory consequence.

This is merely rhetoric and word bombs.

In today's political rhetoric, the word "socialism" is used to describe policies that were universally accepted by politicians across the political spectrum.