Sentence examples for oratory style from inspiring English sources

The wonderfully nonterse, redundant way that sports people refer to their object of affection — this ballgame, this ball club, this football program — reaches a crescendo in his oratory style.

In the piece, Kahn captures Rooney's wide-ranging oratory style, as he segues from discourse about his family's Victorian home to his propensity for quick naps to, finally, the temptation of highbrow book parties: Rooney, who has been a prolific writer of radio and television scripts since 1949, said he is trying not to let success change his habits.

He drew heavily on Winston Churchill's oratory style for some of his inspiring speeches.

"I'm not a racist," she began, in her often-imitated tuckshop lady oratory style.

Before they do, let us re-order this world around us". Changing the world is very likely beyond the reach of a British prime minister, even one as given to visionary oratory, presidential-style pronouncements and globalization cheerleading as Mr. Blair.

But he still refers to himself as "the preacher," and at the Beacon his transitions between songs were bits of gospel-style oratory.

The renaissance-style oratory is easily recognizable with its large white dome surmounted by a cross that marks the highest point in Montreal (856 feet [260 metres] above sea level).

Mr. Dershowitz's argument — lasting about 35 minutes in a rapid-fire Brooklyn-style oratory that has engaged and in some cases enraged countless judges and juries — was emphatic.

The Tea Party Texan's filibuster-style oratory continued through the night, after he vowed to speak "until I am no longer able to stand".

Researching for your events, be it extemporaneous speaking, oratory, or a certain style of debate, is a fun and addictive way of learning new things.

(Whooping is the slang term for a half-spoken, half-sung style of oratory).