Sentence examples for dynamic orator from inspiring English sources
After failing three times to pass his final law exams at the Catholic University of Leuven (Louvain), Degrelle, who was a dynamic orator, entered politics.
A dynamic orator, Cizik said that climate change denialism by evangelicals was a "heresy committed against all of creation, nothing less than a monstrous wrong".
The dynamic orator was gone.
This was my first exposure to a dynamic orator called Barack Obama.
Orators, he decides in "Dynamic and Synoptic Declamation", should dehumanise themselves in similar fashion: the futurist declaimer must "metallise, liquefy, vegetalise, petrify and electrify his voice" and "gesticulate geometrically, thereby giving his arms the sharp rigidity of semaphore signals and lighthouse rays, to indicate the direction of forces, or of pistons and wheels".
He was a beguiling orator.
The prime minister is no orator.
He was a superb orator, though.
She was a brilliant orator.
Like Lincoln, Obama is a magnificent orator.
