Sentence examples for oratory on from inspiring English sources

The Fourth Symphony was the only giant slab of Shostakovichian oratory on the festival's opening weekend.

"And in this manner everyone is practicing oratory on others through the whole of his life".

As debate has grown, the oratory on both sides has turned acrimonious.

The Environment Mr. Pataki's oratory on environmental issues has exceeded his performance in all areas but conservation, partly because he has promised so much.

Some activists have criticized the Obama administration for not moving with more urgency on Darfur, despite lofty oratory on the campaign trail.

Students cheered his oratory on the importance of a college degree, expanded student aid, affordable college costs — and, of course, his many references to Michigan, a key swing state.

On December 1 , 1608 an effigy representing him was ritually defrocked beneath his own painting of The Beheading of St . Johnin the oratory of St . Johnon Valletta, and he was declared to have been "expelled and thrust forth like a rotten and diseased limb from our Order and Society".

Attorney Daryl Atkinson of the Southern Coalition for Social Justice is known for passionate oratories on the need for criminal justice reform.

Scaevola is one of the interlocutors in Cicero's De oratore ("On Oratory"), De amicitia ("On Friendship"), and De republica ("On the Republic").

Many investors have complained that a speech by Mr. Bush last Tuesday on corporate wrongdoing was long on oratory but short on new laws or regulations that would force executives to be more honest.

In areas where religion depends more on ritual dances or oratory than on objects, expression of the visual arts may be channeled (as in Samoa and much of Micronesia) into an exquisite refinement of craftsmanship, often in the making of utilitarian objects.