Sentence examples for orator that from inspiring English sources

It was Hitler's singular skill as an orator that set him above his National Socialist colleagues.

The only movie actor ever to become president, he had a remarkable skill as an orator that earned him the title "the Great Communicator".

The Prophet, that night, told the Orator that the Finns bothered the ghosts.

Part of the reason may be that he isn't the histrionic, old-timey orator that Bowie was.

Mario Cuomo was so impressive an orator that he had to title a collection of his speeches "More Than Words," lest anybody gets the wrong idea.

The speeches and the classic double speak and being a great orator, that kind of thing doesn't play well in Wisconsin".

The debates are part of an annual festival to recreate the atmosphere of speeches and debates by soap box orators that once flourished in the park.

I think part of his power as an orator was that you could sense that he was bringing his whole self into this.

While listening, I read along in the liner notes, which were generally written in the over-the-top everyman-orator style that Orson Welles parodied brilliantly in "Citizen Kane".

The A.I.G. debacle may have shown him to be a novice political operative or orator — but that's not what he was hired for.

And on March 28th Tom Menino, an unassuming mumbler rather than an orator, announced that he would not seek a sixth term as Boston's mayor.He has been in poor health for months and, although he is back to a mayor's schedule, he is not "in the neighbourhoods all the time", which was his way.