Sentence examples for impassioned oratory from inspiring English sources
His words were echoed - by turns with fist-shaking anger, sly wit and impassioned oratory - throughout the two-day conference that ended on Saturday.
Impassioned oratory is a fine thing, but Willie Stark knew that you had to get those roads and bridges built as well.
These things pale in comparison to this priest who was a wellspring of moral force and impassioned oratory who will remain a holy thorn in the side of bad governments and bad governance, and Desmond Tutu is a man we might learn from as a world on how to lead, how to follow and how to fight with peace and honor.
With his soaring rhetoric and impassioned oratory Obama performed brilliantly as a candidate.
From women's issues to income inequality, her impassioned oratory has endeared her to national progressive groups that have poured money into her campaign, narrowing Van Hollen's early fundraising advantage.
While the prime minister has been credited with a talent for the telling phrase, the deft sound-bite, and the impassioned oratory with which he has fought three elections and as many wars, his administration has also been accused by media organizations of resorting frequently to "spin" as a means of courting public favor.
Always memorized (he had a fealty to oral history), his lectures fell somewhere between obsessive rants and impassioned oratories.
Other times loud, impassioned, abandoned.
Banyard's polemic is impassioned and lucid.
