Sentence examples for no orator from inspiring English sources
The prime minister is no orator.
Shorten is no orator, no statesman.
But as he demonstrated when he gave the official Republican response to President Obama's recent State of the Union address, he's no orator.
A harsher spotlight would have exposed what an odd, diminished crew he is now leading.Compared with his predecessor, William Hague, Mr Duncan Smith is no orator.
Miliband is no orator and too earnest to be an actor – a disability but hardly terminal when few people ever hear a political speech.
Will Mr. Kerry, no orator on present form, find a way to lift the hearts of the delegates and large numbers of television viewers and send them into battle for his candidacy?
Jocular in public, though no great orator, he seems to have no qualms about letting North Koreans gossip about the mystery woman at his side.
He isn't glamorous and is no dazzling orator.
Her words may have had impact, but Diana was no great orator.
Although no great orator, he comes over well in one-to-one interviews.
Similarly, while no great orator, Ms. Merkel lays out arguments to listeners who feel invited to think along with her, and appreciate being included, Professor Falter suggested.
