Sentence examples for orating from inspiring English sources

Like Bill Clinton but with an unstained character—he has perfected the art not of orating but of addressing each listener, in the auditorium or on television, as if he or she were the favoured recipient of an individual confidence.

Mr Ford, he says, could look equally authentic orating in a pricey suit or vote-hunting in a camouflaged baseball cap.Of course, this advice is easier to swallow if you are authentically beautiful.

Mr Bush commands a stage better than either his brother or his father, during their respective heydays, and it is not difficult to imagine him orating in front of the presidential seal.

She traveled across the country, both organizing for the United Mine Workers and orating on her own, supporting strikes, and galvanizing public support for labour with her slogan, "Join the union, boys".

Big chords, hero standing backstage, a troubling thought, hero orating over loudspeakers, some ideas for songs that don't catch on, a man or woman pleading, hero shouts back, tension, anger, conspiracies — assassination attempt?

Once, Hilda could have waxed eloquent about Christianity, the others at Stapleton assured me, but her orating days have passed.

ON A freezing election-eve in downtown Atlanta, T.I., a local rapper attired in large, shiny jeans sitting loosely well below his waist, orated on the steps of Georgia's state capitol.

For a man who has orated at length on the perils of government peering eyes, Mr Paul's defiance seems short-sighted.

For a man who has orated at length on the perils of government's peering eyes, Mr Paul's gambit seems rather short-sighted.

"In less than twenty-four hours, you can do what the cynics said could not be done," he orated.

Unlike most senators, Bradley doesn't orate; he has spent many fruitless hours in speech training over the years and appears to have simply given up trying to dramatize himself.