Sentence examples for orator from inspiring English sources

For Rubio, who is regarded as a far better orator than his opponents, it was an uncharacteristically low-key reception.

Pearson is undoubtedly the outstanding, and now most lauded, orator of his generation of public intellectuals (witness his Whitlam eulogy and the rather bizarre rendition of it on Monday's Q&A).

Despite the occasional blip when the drink interfered, he was a terrific communicator and a fine orator.

William Jennings Bryan, the spell-binding western orator who advocated inflationary "free silver" (don't ask) to break the power of Wall St bankers, was Democrat candidate for president three times between 1896-1908, but lost three times: a divisive Marmite politician almost before Marmite.

What a fall there has been, from that magisterial orator who lived for the supremacy of the law to the present incumbent, Chris Grayling: not a lawyer, and not seeming to understand, much less respect, the ideals of justice under the law that his party used to stand for.

Mr Cohn-Bendit is an old pro, a compelling orator and a brilliant manipulator of the media.

The head of Iran's armed forces warned Saudi Arabia that it would "pay dearly" if the execution were carried out.A powerful orator, 54-year-old Sheikh Nimr emerged as a leader of protests that broke out in 2011 in response to the violent suppression of the pro-democracy movement in neighbouring Bahrain.

MARTIN LUTHER KING was, at one time, considered an inadequate orator.

Mr Modi, a brilliant if sometimes dark orator at home, tried to show a cuddly side.

Ms Chea says he is a far better orator than any rival.

He wrote beautifully and, after overcoming a stammer, was a wonderful orator: humorous, self-deprecating, empathetic.