Sentence examples similar to needs a gifted orator from inspiring English sources
Smiley, who hosts his own nightly talk show on PBS (in many markets it airs after "Charlie Rose") and a weekend radio show distributed by Public Radio International, is a gifted orator and a budding media mogul: in an era that would seem to have little need for an old-fashioned black advocate, he has made himself just about impossible to ignore.
Petry is not a gifted orator.
He was a gifted orator and a resourceful political campaigner.
But Mr. Westerwelle, praised even by his political opponents as a gifted orator, hit back Thursday.
Comey is a gifted orator who is not shy about claiming the spotlight.
But, unlike the Argentinian author, Bourguiba wasn't a gifted orator.
Inside the courtroom, Mr. Wells has a reputation as a gifted orator with a folksy appeal, his adversaries say.
A gifted orator and political operator, the 6-foot-5 leader long towered over the Andean nation.
A good soldier, with great courage and endurance, he was at the same time learned in Islām and a gifted orator.
His speech Wednesday was a reminder that he is a gifted orator, able to inspire with grand vision and the simple truth frankly spoken.
