Sentence examples for formidable speaker from inspiring English sources

Peter Heathfield had been a formidable speaker, a disciplined activist, yet someone who always had time for a laugh, a joke and a pint.

Nobody doubts that Christie, who won reëlection in November by more than twenty percentage points, is an engaging and formidable speaker, and, at a moment of crisis, he demonstrated it again.

He is a formidable speaker, as was obvious during the last general election in March 2008 when many Malays swung to support him late in the campaign.

"It's going to be cool," Tryon said, talking about the tournament in Phoenix while politely turning down the volume blasting from his car's formidable speakers.

Even his detractors admit that Modi is a formidable public speaker.

31, readily said that Mr. Croen had been a "formidable keynote speaker" at a recent conference about voice recognition software.

At Harvard Law School, from which he graduated in 1995, he was also known as a formidable public speaker.

Boris, a man of seemingly endless and diverse talents, is editor of the Spectator, a columnist on the Daily Telegraph, a popular TV comedy panellist, a formidable public speaker, cyclist, father of four, and vice chairman of the Conservative party.

It amazed Murrow, too, whose own abilities as a speaker were formidable but who preferred to lecture to live audiences.

In photographs, he gives the impression of being a teenager dressed up as an important politician, although his voice, resonant with deep Yorkshire cadences, helps make him a powerful speaker and formidable debater.

Walden is not on many people's radar now, but he is close with Boehner, and one Hill insider speculated that Walden could inherit the speaker's formidable political operation if Paul Ryan did not run for speaker.