Sentence examples for charismatic orator from inspiring English sources

A charismatic orator, Nasser became the voice and conscience of Arab nationalism, and experimented with reforms that gave land, education and jobs to the peasantry.

But he can't help pointing to certain parallels and wondering if Mr. Kerry should have borrowed Thursday night from the poem's most charismatic orator.

Voters were tired of corruption, and Modi, a charismatic orator and an astute user of social media, promised to eradicate it.

People familiar with that statement said it was directed in part at Thomas Burrell, a charismatic orator and the head of the Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association, based in Memphis.

A Christian and a charismatic orator, who says he went into politics to fight the effects of Thatcherism, Farron is firmly on the left of his party and is touted as a possible future leader.

Kane then defends likening Obama to Hitler: "The cult of personality and hysteria for a charismatic orator are frightening parallels between Obama and Hitler.

All were charismatic orators without any background in governing.

The earliest individuals to come to the fore were linked with the coal industry and the people; physical men who found a way out of the Rhondda through sport; charismatic orators who led the miners through unions or political and religious leaders who tended to the deeply religious chapel going public.

Or is talk radio now the best arena for a comic performer who, for me, is one of the most charismatic American orators since the demise of Bill Hicks?

He is a charismatic and populist orator.

A charismatic and gifted orator, Mr. Stephenson had been to the Deep South to learn tactics and spoke reverently of King's Montgomery Bus Boycott.