Sentences with phrase «political rhetoric»

You are thinking in political rhetoric, and I am trying to talk about reality.

As political rhetoric focused on evil and injustice this week, prayer seemed to be the strategy of choice.

Political rhetoric about tax fairness is rarely accompanied by a genuine effort to communicate with taxpayers about what they actually pay and whether or not it is fair.

With so much focus on the sector, health care companies could continue to pay the price for political rhetoric in the near term.

All of us missed the warning signs that American political rhetoric had begun to spiral out of control.

Case Description: The 2016 election saw a notable rise in divisive political rhetoric and policy proposals.

Yes, she's so right; government protects the wealthy more than it does the poor, despite standard political rhetoric from both major political parties.

Political rhetoric continues to assume that social morality simply means government activism on behalf of those deemed to be the least advantaged members of society.

I think that type of talk is mostly political rhetoric rather than something that will lead to actual legislation to control drug prices.

You won't find political rhetoric or media hype here.

To measure that we examine how affective political rhetoric is through a content analysis of political language.

He faults realism for not explaining something it hardly ever seeks to explain: domestic political rhetoric.

But thanks to mass — and now digital — media, the nature of political rhetoric has changed.

His film choices are about personal therapy as much as political rhetoric.

But these examples suggest how awkward it is for politicians to appear sympathetic to religion, how difficult it is for political rhetoric to include transcendent references.

That he is acknowledged as the finest golfer in the world, and is being courted by and English promoter interested in turning golf into a spectator sport rather than a nobleman's pastime, gives him the edge he needs to convince Boothby, whom he confronts not just with political rhetoric, but also with the temerity to use the man's front door before doing so.

Second, I know exactly how we pay their salary, unemployment taxes, etc.... you don't even seem to understand this basic information which makes me think your posting is just political rhetoric that you heard perhaps on Glenn Beck?

These concerns are exacerbated by political rhetoric connected to the presidential election, and we think the likelihood of significant reform remains low.

Commentators are often guilty of accepting political rhetoric at face value while ignoring the reality behind it.

If the current political discourse sounds a little like people are speaking two different languages, Penn State psychologists, who studied political rhetoric over the past three presidential elections, say that may be close to the case, semantically speaking.

When a presidential campaign is over and the winning candidate is in the White House, he (and in the future, she) must face the difficult task of turning political rhetoric into concrete legislation or executive action.

Another key takeaway is the focus on learning and not on political rhetoric and social media messaging surrounding the standards, assessment, student data collection, teacher evaluation, curriculum materials, and so on.

Robert Buckland, who gained Swindon South, lamented «the gap between political rhetoric and the sad reality of what is happening in our system today:

A: We know that there is enough political rhetoric out there and we wanted it to capture the imagination, we wanted it to be something poetic and not just force - feeding people political answers, because there's enough of that out there.

But public opinion and political rhetoric do not mirror the prevailing scientific consensus.

We don't notice the eclipse of class in the United States, because our political culture traditionally shies away from class - based political rhetoric.

In our estimation, that free SHS slogan was at best political rhetoric by Nana Akufo - Addo to make a political statement in the 2012 election year.

«This is not about what is best for students or best practices in education or even based on proven research, but rather more political rhetoric based on taking advantage of the latest buzz phrase or issue of the day and today it just happens to be «Common Core.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said: «The government is at risk of putting political rhetoric above the evidence from experts.

Examining the successful use of Scripture on the part of Bill Clinton and George Bush, and the unsuccessful use by Joe Lieberman and John Kerry ¯ not to mention Howard Dean's absurd excursion into the New Testament book of Job ¯ Berlinerblau demonstrates that biblical citations are most effective in American political rhetoric when they are (1) sparse, (2) positive, (3) vague, (4) shallow, and (5) veiled.

It's a shame that some pastors have been preaching their own political rhetoric in some churches and pawning it off as the bible / Christianity.

Listen to her interview on Fox News last night, she looked ridiculous, clueless, and kept on spewing out the same political rhetoric without actually saying anything to an extent that I actually felt bad for her.

Nonetheless, the frequent reference to a «status quo» in the Israeli - Palestinian conflict is mistaken — in my opinion, it's pure political rhetoric and this conflict is anything but one of attrition.

Several assurances have come from various government quarters emphasising government plans to force payments but those promises have rather remained mere political rhetorics with no concrete actions, so shamful.

Earlier, Rep. Steve Israel (D - L.I.) called the Tucson bloodbath a «tragic reminder that we can not remain silent when political rhetoric turns violent.»

Many have implicated heated political rhetoric in the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, but the connection between viewing and acting is complex

The investigators concluded, «Our findings about schooling in truly disadvantaged communities offer a sobering antidote to a heady political rhetoric arguing that all schools can be improved» (p. 210).

The subject is exposed to influences that lead him or her to violent acts — including, unfortunately, not only the violent political rhetoric but also the media coverage of similar acts, as we are doing here.

Despite political rhetoric, the lesson of history is that indiscriminate killing never has a positive outcome.

The Kauffman survey also suggests that, despite popular political rhetoric, taxes are not top - of - mind for Inc. 500 5000 CEOs.

They're often portrayed as a major cause of rapid housing - price growth, spurring impassioned political rhetoric accompanied by targeted taxes on their properties.

Whether it's the scar tissue left behind from the financial crisis and the tech bubble or a fear of the unknown from unprecedented monetary policy, caustic political rhetoric and persistent terror events, it is not clear.