… different grammatical forms in descriptions of political candidates' past actions can affect …
Here we offer new results to show that altering grammatical information can lead to different …

… different grammatical forms in descriptions of political candidates’ past actions can affect …
Here we offer new results to show that altering grammatical information can lead to different …

… In other words, can grammar really win elections? Time and again, we have witnessed
the employment of various linguistic devices in political messages – by campaign writers, …

… to win on election day. Around that same time, Paul Ryan, who had just been chosen as Mitt
Romney’s running mate, commented, “We’re going to win … ways that grammar can influence …

… This finding raises the question of what visual grammar can tell us about the rhetoric of …
visual grammar theories, we selected the two leading candidates in the US presidential election …

… can appreciate a sense of style and I believe that in the hands of a patient individual, programs
like DICTION can … Because they are capacious, computers can collect the many different …

… can be used as a tool for peace-building and enhancing national coherence. This paper
borrows greatly from Cognitive Grammar as … focusing their attention on winning elections. In this …

… It is tactically deployed to win election and retain political powers. It concludes that speaking
… , it can be observed that there is a scholarly lacuna in the investigation of grammatical form …

… despite the fact that, prior to winning the election, his approval rating (41% … elections with
the slogan “Yes, we can!” while his campaign speeches centred on the topic of “Change we can …

… Our past elections have established it that our bloated lower classes can easily determine
… There was one precinct's return that would ensure his win. Evidently his opponent knew this…