rhetoric

Converse of object

• spout: Instead, he simply left it to Vise President Adina Bastidas to spout the anti-American rhetoric.
• contradict: This authoritarian methodology clearly contradicted the libertarian rhetoric within Deleuze and Guattari's writings.
• translate: They note that in the NSF there is little in the way of guidance on how to translate the rhetoric of partnerships into practice.
• adopt: In Britain the debate is confused because almost everyone on the left and center now adopts a communitarian rhetoric.
• employ: C onclusion That Trisha employs interrogatory rhetoric in order to push her guests into personal confessions is not a surprising discovery.
• match: It said: âNew Labor ⦠reality does not match political rhetoric.

Preposition: into

• reality: Can one observe any borrowings or ' translations ' of the previous rhetoric into the new reality?

Adjective modifier

• epideictic: The theater is the place where epideictic rhetoric belongs.
• anti-American: Surely a movement that seriously believed its own anti-American rhetoric should have welcomed these attacks.
• populist: But their role is to do precisely that - gather reliable information, not engage in populist rhetoric like Sarkozy.
• contrastive: Contrastive rhetoric: Cross-cultural aspects of second language writing.
• overblown: It was important for people to approach this issue in a calm, reasoned manner and strip away some of the overblown rhetoric.
• empty: People like them don't want to hear the empty rhetoric of politicians.

Preposition: on

• breadth: Our rhetoric on breadth is not always backed up in fact, yet we regard it as a major 'brand ' asset.

Modifies a noun

• johnson: Rhetoric johnson maintained out to me the quot capital.

Preposition: of

• empowerment: What are the effects of the rhetorics of empowerment and participation pushed by government and NGOs?
• inclusion: As a consequence, some fundamental policy issues will emerge, alongside certain difficulties inherent to the rhetoric of inclusion.
• politician: People like them don't want to hear the empty rhetoric of politicians.
• sustainability: The Doha Development Agenda quotes the rhetoric of sustainability; Fair Trade organizations have the experience of how to make this a reality.

Noun used with modifier

• extremist: The once politically centrist, science-based vision of environmentalism has been largely replaced with extremist rhetoric.