Fellow has a dangerous gift of eloquence.

Let us not be diverted by false rhetoric.

In the meantime, I have some rhetorical questions for you.

This rhetorical heroism is enough to leave the world speechless.

Such rhetoric is not new to American presidents.

The blue bars here are going to be when he used the actual rhetorical device of repetition.

Governor Sarah Palin strode onto the national stage, rhetorical guns blazing.

So, despite grand rhetoric, very little is being done.

Missile tests, PLA military exercises and threatening rhetoric have been sufficient deterrents until now.

A look beyond the cordial rhetoric reveals profound differences.

Quite often, rhetorically, all forms of deprivation are described as being excluded from some particular facilities.

It is time that the G 7 countries back up their democratic rhetoric with action.

But it will not be enough for Bush to start his second term with grand rhetoric about values and increased investment in public diplomacy.

House prices probably will fall further, so there will be more foreclosures, and no amount of talking up the market is going to change that.

Many members of the Security Council, and other Member States, have underlined that we need to go from rhetoric to action.

Yet, despite their rhetorical commitments to completing the Doha round, neither the US nor any other economic power has done much to move it forward.

Castrated by populist rhetoric during the Asian debt crisis of the late 1990 s, the Fund had been struggling to re anchor its policies and rebuild its image.

However, the only way to guarantee that nuclear weapons would never be used was for the world to be free of them it was time to move beyond rhetorical flourish and political posturing.

Such a practical, effective EU may not reach the lofty rhetorical aspirations beloved by politicians, but it will not be moribund.

Rhetorical flourishes have always been an important signaling mechanism for major policy changes think of Deng Xiaoping s reforms and opening up of the late 1970 s.

COPENHAGEN When it comes to global warming, we have plenty of hot rhetoric but very little cool reason. This matters immensely, because the Kyoto Protocol is already among the most expensive global public policies ever enacted, and the follow up in Copenhagen in late 2009 promises to break all records.

This belief still features prominently in the rhetorical arsenal of US conservatives, notably in the inflamed proclamations of the Tea Party movement.

What is needed is not rhetoric, but levelheaded efforts to find practical and forward looking solutions to key issues on which regional and international cooperation is urgently required.

This year also marks a much less noted anniversary, an occasion on which de Gaulle showed how his rare combination of determination, political skill, and rhetorical ability could be brought to bear to face down determined opposition.

The danger in such an approach is that decisions may not be taken, or that those that are put rhetoric ahead of substance, thereby failing to resolve fundamental political challenges.

State feminism is generally more a demonstration of rhetoric or political symbolism, concerned primarily with projecting a progressive image internationally, than it is a real motor for change.

Let s hope for their sake and for the world s that they see through the rhetorical flourishes and personal foibles to the larger issues at stake.

In this sense, though Obama did not back away from rhetorical expressions of transformational goals regarding such issues as climate change or nuclear weapons, in practice his pragmatism was reminiscent of more incremental presidential leaders like Dwight Eisenhower or George H. W. Bush.

With his campaign apparently dead in the water, McCain reached out all right to the right wing fundamentalists in his own party. Governor Sarah Palin strode onto the national stage, rhetorical guns blazing.

Both sides claim to want improved bilateral relations, but there is room for doubt about whether Russians and Europeans actually think about their relations in the same terms. A look beyond the cordial rhetoric reveals profound differences.

Barack Obama is from urban Hawaii but has all the rhetorical gifts of an old fashioned preacher. Alas, he has several distinct disadvantages, too he was educated at two elite universities, his middle name is Hussein, and his father was black.

Such a practical, effective EU may not reach the lofty rhetorical aspirations beloved by politicians, but it will not be moribund. On the contrary, such a Europe has a lot to gain for itself as well as to contribute to the rest of the world.