Sentence examples for wrong rhetoric from inspiring English sources

In the end, "who lost the surplus" is the wrong rhetoric.

"If a candidate has the wrong tone and the wrong rhetoric on immigration, Hispanics won't listen to any of his proposals on anything else.

But if he was hoping to win the hearts and minds of Republican adversaries with his speech, he may have used exactly the wrong rhetoric.

There's nothing wrong with the rhetoric, but it is the performance that counts.

I also think the right was wrong in its rhetoric about single mothers.

"What politicians do is they never get the rhetoric wrong, and the price they pay is they don't speak the truth as they see it," she said.

When the single question received the wrong answer, government rhetoric shifted effortlessly to our "yearning for democracy", and educated opinion duly followed course; all routine.

Some of the people I admire most slammed the video for presenting a false equivalency of sorts between Lahren's blatantly wrong and racist rhetoric and Noah's having to defend his very existence as a Black man.

But her rhetoric is wrong.

London organisers have time to prove their critics wrong, but shiny-packaged rhetoric is not enough.

But the viewpoint is as wrong as Eschenbach's rhetoric about Amazon being a bookseller.