Sentence examples for forceful oration from inspiring English sources

If you look up coverage of the memorial's 1922 dedication ceremonies in The Times, you can read of President Harding's forceful oration commemorating the demise of slavery.

The oration should contain clear, vivid, and forceful language through use of metaphor, comparison/contrast, irony, etc. Maximum time limit: 8 minutes.

It is a line that resonates through Aaron Copland's "Lincoln Portrait". Many an uncommon man and woman have read it in performances with proper forceful meaning during the history of Copland's stirring patriotic justification of the American ideal, a 15-minute oration for narrator and orchestra written in early 1942 in the wake of Pearl Harbor.

The Acting Company's forceful, fine-boned revival of "Julius Caesar," a co-production with the Guthrie Theater playing at the Baruch Performing Arts Center, evokes this memory as its Brutus (William Sturdivant) concludes his logically airtight but dry funeral oration with, "I do entreat you, not a man depart,/Save I alone, till Antony have spoke".

And forceful?

That oration at that funeral.

Forceful exhaling too.

So was forceful.

Or merely more forceful.

It is not an oration.

The "Oration" was written in 1486.