Sentences with phrase «such rhetoric»
"Such rhetoric" refers to the language or statements used by a person that may be persuasive or impressive, but may not necessarily be completely truthful or factual. It implies that a person is using persuasive language to make their point, often with exaggerated or misleading statements. Full definition
I will refrain from such rhetoric because for most of my life I held a position on the subject very different from the one I now take.
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Such rhetoric suggests that we should perhaps move Him up from Number Seven to Number Two.
By no stretch of the imagination does such rhetoric hold water, good intentions notwithstanding.
The real issue is not, however, that Romney's neo-con inspired foreign policy will inevitably lead the U.S. to ideologically - justified war but because his reckless use of such rhetoric highlights his inexperience in foreign policy and may create far greater problems than he realises.
It asserted that the timing of the disappearance of the Bradley effect coincided with that of a decrease in such rhetoric in American politics over such potentially racially charged issues as crime and welfare.
Such rhetoric feeds into tensions with Muslims, and paints Christians as lackeys of the West.
It is past time to put such rhetoric into concerted action.»
While such rhetoric stirs enthusiasm on the left, she risks irking wealthy donors, including her backers on Wall Street.
Trump drew upon such rhetoric during his presidential campaign.
The church still has a chance to employ such rhetoric in a technological society that wants to deny a voice to all those who live «outside the program.»
Such rhetoric reflects only part of the truth.
Those taken aback by such rhetoric must ask whether neo-orthodox Protestants, for example, write with the same polemics and hostility against liberals, Catholics, conservatives or secularists.
While another student answered that Romney's name should be added to the «Temple Prayer List,» others fired back, calling such rhetoric «completely ridiculous» and «embarrassing.»
Such rhetoric ostracises, demeans and belittles people — people often associated with the Labour movement.
But despite such rhetoric, Dodon, alongside Vladimir Plahotniuc, is interested mainly in maintaining power.
«I was appalled that such rhetoric came out of the mouth of one of my elected officials,» Christian wrote.
This time around, Mr. Espaillat avoided such rhetoric.
«This propaganda hurts the pride of many Bulgarians... the humiliation that such a rhetoric contains is something that may leave a trace here or there in the soul of my compatriots,» he added.
Such rhetoric reveals an ideology of human spaceflight — a set of beliefs about the nation's right to expand its boundaries, colonize other lands and exploit their resources.
Moreover, such rhetoric overlooks one of the film's Asian performers, and its most unsettling character: an extraterrestrial being played by Ex Machina's Mizuno, named in the film's credits as «the humanoid.»
Not only will such rhetoric keep it in the forefront as implementation progresses, it has the potential to build support for the CCSS among those who wonder if ELA and math standards are all we want out of our children's education.
Many politicians at the state and national level have called education «the civil rights issue of our time,» but the parents on the panel didn't consider such rhetoric to be sincere.
Is such rhetoric aimed at largely minority communities in which the schools to be reformed are based?
Many civil - society groups in Britain welcome such rhetoric, but are not convinced the words will be translated into effective action because so many existing policies, from transport through regulation of the building industry, point in the opposite direction.
I worry that the effect of such rhetoric is further to divide Evangelical Protestants in a crudely political way, making them more, rather than less, susceptible to actual elitism.
However, we need to keep in mind that Trump has already reneged on many of the «promises» made during his electoral campaign and it is likely that his cabinet will seek to tone down such rhetoric.
Over the past two decades, China has become a «scapegoat» target for American candidates; such rhetoric might serve short - term election interests, but does much to harm to the U.S. reputation and credibility in China.
Writing in the New Statesman he says: «Such rhetoric has always left me perplexed.
One suspects, however, that such rhetoric can be reduced to «eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die.»
The corollary is that such rhetoric will have the perennial sober peanut gallery.
Such rhetoric is unhelpful and uncharacteristic of a King born in a manger.
Such rhetoric was brought from the Old World to the New.
The governor is given to such rhetoric.
«NBC's actions today should send a strong message to Donald Trump that hateful, divisive rhetoric will not be tolerated, and that such rhetoric has real consequences,» said Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr..
Mahoney Tuesday said Paladino's comments were «awful» but came as no surprise since he has a history of such rhetoric.
Such rhetoric will cheer fans of the «Broader, Bolder Approach to Education,» a manifesto published last year by the liberal Economic Policy Institute, which Neuman has signed and promoted.
Intuitively, Abbott's statement seems reasonable, but such rhetoric is easily refuted by readily available scientific data and simple statistical analyses.
Such rhetoric will cause people to want to pigeonhole you.
The point of such rhetoric is simply to persuade the public that the cost of ending GHG emissions is unacceptable, and to thereby defuse and discourage public support for action.