Sentence examples for draft of a peroration from inspiring English sources
Seward's draft of a peroration began with a stark "I close".
His face, a moment ago as serene and inquiring as Cardozo's, becomes as fierce as Daniel Webster's at the height of a peroration.
Write a draft of a novel.
Virtually the first thing Nicholas Hytner wrote as the new director of the National Theatre was a peroration against "a relentless and exclusive focus on the nature of our audience".
Such textual continuity is found usually only in the final portions of Philodemus' books, some of which contain something like a peroration, others attacks on rival positions, especially those of other Epicureans, or a kind of mopping-up and delimitation of the book's subject-matter.
The first movement of Orion ends with a peroration like the coronation scene from Boris Godunov filtered through post-serialism.
Much of his address bore the earmarks of an extended column from the Sunday Times — a factually specific condensation of the first decade of the twenty-first century — plus a peroration specific to the occasion.
He was surrounded by a group of people, and he was delivering a peroration on ancient Greek history, she replied.
Near the end of the book, he rises to a peroration: "Because this American cloth, the human cloth, is woven too fine for that..
A peroration about the heroism of the passengers on United Flight 93 on Sept. 11 is no fresher and is also tinged with sanctimony.
