That is very good news for Floridians because rhetorically they've been opposed to tax cuts over the last seven years, ... For every one letter that apparently I get suggesting I should cut taxes, we'll have 200 press releases criticizing me for doing so.
Quotes about rhetorically (8 Quotes)
Meaning is socially, historically, and rhetorically constructed.
Defenders say she can easily navigate from past to future. I would quote her husband who often said -- and it's absolutely a truism -- that people vote the future, not the past, ... Rhetorically she will invoke the halcyon days of the 1990s. The fact is she knows that people are concerned very much on the future and that she very much has to address that.
Ask that question for real, not just rhetorically. Why does he want to get married at home Maybe having friends at the party is more important to him than having family. That's a reasonable want. Perhaps you can scale things down and have a wedding at your family's home and a party in New Jersey.
What we need is just a clear understanding on all sides that we are not going to offer amendments, we are not going to be one-upping each other here, ... There are a lot of ways, rhetorically or legislatively that we might get into some sort of bidding war on statements that I think could be counterproductive. What we want is a simple opportunity for us to again reassert our strong support and our friendship with Israel.
Republicans rhetorically oppose big spending, but have seldom opposed it in practice. Ronald Reagan came to office hinting he might eliminate cabinet departments and ended up adding one the Department of Veterans Affairs. Republicans are no strangers to big government.
We have to be prepared for a long involvement. We have to do it not just rhetorically. We have to have the resources, we have to expand our army, our Marine Corps, we have to provide them with the best equipment possible, ... There's lots of things we can do.
And some were willing to ask, rhetorically anyway, whether it may indeed be time to put a new face on U.S. intelligence. I think many of Roberts' proposals make some sense, ... it can be argued that maybe its time to change the name. You'd want to think it through pretty carefully before you take the step.