rhetoric ** , rhet. (abbreviation)

But we all need to turn down the rhetoric and find common ground.

A little more Rhetoric would have done you a world of good.

But now he was dead, and no end of rhetoric would bring him back.

Since rhetoric was his own field, he felt a little more at home here.

Maybe my rhetoric has been lost on a few people.

Well, the fact is it was more than good rhetoric.

The rhetoric that comes out during and after the process can be, too.

So I do not think there is any need for rhetoric.

Did I not hear you say that rhetoric was a sort of experience?

There's been enough rhetoric on the issue to last us for quite some time.

"A lot of the rhetoric in the industry is off the wall."

In many ways, the school lived up to the rhetoric.

But we must make sure that this is more than rhetoric.

This is one field where rhetoric and action almost never meet.

"All we end up getting is a lot of rhetoric."

They have to really learn, this rhetoric does not work.

My hope is that it will be more than just the same old rhetoric.

Exactly the same point can be made about political rhetoric in our media culture.

You would never know that from the rhetoric of our political leaders these days.

At the same time, such rhetoric does point to a very real difference.

He's not always running off at the mouth with a lot of rhetoric.

Their rhetoric is a way for Republicans to run to the center.

"His rhetoric is about five years behind the times," she said.

Now, if they can only turn the rhetoric into reality.

That is why our response needs to be more than just rhetoric.