Sentence examples for orator I from inspiring English sources

March 14 , 2014steve richards (@steverichards14) Tony Benn was the greatest orator I have ever seen and many of his ideas re accountability and democracy are at least as potent now.

"He was irreplaceable, probably the greatest orator I've ever heard.

Although he was affable, well educated and an exceptional orator, I never imagined he had a chance to actually win -- until he actually started winning.

A. W. Dahlberg, current chairman of Southern, called Mr. Branch "one of the most eloquent orators I have ever heard -- one of a disappearing breed in corporate America".

Talks are scheduled this week, once the final fixture of the season, a home game with Manchester City, is concluded today, with the Italian happily announcing he is yet to prepare a speech worthy of Rome's finest orators: "I don't know what I am going to say – I am not very good at promoting myself".

Obama may be a great orator, but I for one can recite by heart several of his favourite lines.

But Scott Stossel, in his recent book "My Age of Anxiety," quotes Cicero, ancient Rome's acclaimed orator, saying, "I turn pale at the outset of a speech and quake in every limb".

President Obama is a fantastic orator, but I'm beginning to become a little tired of hearing similar speeches about tragedies in our country and unanswered pleas to prevent gun violence.

In this sense, what I think, when I think that Cicero was an orator, is not what I think when I think that Tully was an orator.

"He is not an orator like Obama but I believe in what he says and that is more important than being the best speaker".

Being one of our most effective political orators (and operators) I am sure the secretary of state for education could find a more eloquent way of laying out his department's ambitious programme.