Sentence examples for master orator and from inspiring English sources

Master orator and writer par excellence.

Their man is going up against a candidate viewed as a superstar by many of the Muslims who make up 38% of the constituency: George Galloway, a master orator and political prizefighter who has become one of the most divisive figures in British politics since his expulsion from the Labour party in 2003.

The question is whether this master orator and personification of racial unity could show a cynical nation how to talk to about race amid a battle of metaphors about Wright.

He is not and never will be a master orator; the notion that people in their fifties and sixties can dramatically "grow" and "change" in a period of a few days — a staple of political commentary — just isn't true.

Like Kennedy, Obama excites voters, exudes hope and is a master orator, somehow able to crystallize what voters have been thinking but other politicians have not been saying.

But can the master orator's eloquence deliver the kind of change in American attitudes and foreign policy needed?

We have a master orator in the Oval Office.

But on the subject of land ownership a few days later he took a leaf out of the master orator's book.

While he is a master orator who can stir a stadium of 80,000 people with soaring words of national purpose, he is also a man of natural reserve who has not always connected as intimately with audiences during national grief.

This, to a master orator, a lord of the stump (as seen in an impromptu season two speech to the residents of a condemned, Wire-recalling housing project), a straight-talking, can-do sort of politician, is death foretold, and foreshadows all that follows as he secretly tries to beat the clock and fix Chicago in his image.

There is no question that Sen. Obama is a master orator.