Sentence examples for being a poor speaker from inspiring English sources

"Being a poor speaker is the principal reason people don't make it into the executive ranks," said Alan Greenwald, a partner at T. Bresner & Associates, a Grandview, N.Y., company that helps executives hone their communications skills.

But he was a poor speaker and failed each time.

George W Bush may have been a poor speaker but Clinton knew how to move a crowd.

Second choice was Dr. Benjamin Spock, the pediatrician and Vietnam war critic, whom a faculty committee rejected on the spurious basis that he was "a poor speaker".

When Moses is asked to lead his people he says, 'I'm heavy of tongue,' which is interpreted to mean that either he's a poor speaker or has a stammer.

Mr Rosales was provincial, a poor speaker and old fashioned.

Mr Colom long led the opinion polls, but he is a poor public speaker.

Nancy Pelosi, the indispensable figure in this saga, who should go down in history as the Master (or Mistress) of the House, is a poor public speaker, and most of her colleagues managed to turn high political drama into garbled litanies of policy prescriptions.

But he's not terribly bookish, and even his friends say he is a poor public speaker.

The worst that this audience would have thought was that I was a poor public speaker.

There was no doubt his presentation lacked impact as "his manner was low key and he was a poor public speaker with the cusp of a lisp".