Sentence examples for oratory for from inspiring English sources
Perhaps we should also look to Newman's memorial stone at Birmingham Oratory for clues.
The pilgrims decided to stay put, building an oratory for the treasures; a village took shape around this miraculous site.
Not long after that, his photo was all over the papers for designing an oratory for some nuns.
The oratory for which the painting was intended was where prospective knights received instruction in the rules and expectations of the order.
Tangible evidence of such work exists in plans for a palace-villa for Charles, and it is believed that he made some sketches for an oratory for the church of Santa Maria alla Fontana, which Charles funded.
His Jansenist sympathies led to his banishment from Paris in 1681, and three years later he was expelled from the Oratory for refusing to accept the anti-Jansenist decrees it promulgated.
Fittingly, all oratories for The King's Speech were well received.
In one of the fiery oratories for which he was well-known, the late Hugo Chávez once stated his belief that "the American empire is the greatest menace to our planet".
Historian James C. Klotter opined that during Bradley's career in the Senate, he was "better known for his oratory than for his legislative accomplishments".
WASHINGTON — Senator Robert C. Byrd accumulated many things during his half-century in the Senate, immense power, a reputation for oratory and records for longevity notable among them.
A professor of homiletics, or preaching, at Boston University for two decades, Mr. Campbell was known for his extraordinary and sometimes fiery oratory, and for challenging his listeners to broaden their definitions of religion and race.
