Sentence examples for gifted speakers from inspiring English sources
He has arguably earned a place among the most gifted speakers of the latter half of the 20th century.
Every local party branch, therefore, needs a talent spotter to identify the hard workers, gifted speakers and tenacious organisers, to encourage and promote them.
On MSNBC, Joe Watkins, a G.O.P. strategist, explained the perils of letting "one of the most gifted speakers that the world has ever seen" speak to impressionable children.
Asked about the comments, Mr. Jindal's chief of staff, Timmy Teepell, said that the governor was responding to Mr. Obama, whom he called one of the most gifted speakers in generations.
There are no truly gifted speakers in New Zealand politics, but at least that avoids the unfortunate effect of American conventions, where mediocre politicians labor to inspire as a matter of duty - and when nothing changes, only end up inspiring more cynicism.
One of the most persistent myths I've tried to debunk in my career as a communication expert is the notion that inspiring leaders who are great in front of an audience are naturally gifted speakers.
He is a gifted speaker and an astute political operator.
He is considered a gifted speaker and fund-raiser.
One wondered what a more gifted speaker might have made of this material.
John F. Kennedy disliked public posturing, and was not a naturally gifted speaker, but he took speechmaking seriously.
