Sentence examples for poor speaker from inspiring English sources

Mr Rosales was provincial, a poor speaker and old fashioned.

George W Bush may have been a poor speaker but Clinton knew how to move a crowd.

A poor speaker and hopeless party man, Tocqueville was elected to the Chamber of Deputies only at his second go in 1839, sitting with the centre left.

"His character flaws — his impulsiveness, his grandiosity, his weakness for half-baked (and not especially conservative) ideas — made him a poor speaker of the House".

Second choice was Dr. Benjamin Spock, the pediatrician and Vietnam war critic, whom a faculty committee rejected on the spurious basis that he was "a poor speaker".

When Moses is asked to lead his people he says, 'I'm heavy of tongue,' which is interpreted to mean that either he's a poor speaker or has a stammer.

Pity the poor speakers of English.

In this circumstance, to achieve a successful matching, the extracted fingerprint must be robust against serious distortions caused by, for example, poor speakers, cheap microphones, background noise, echo, and wireless telecommunication.

Mr Colom long led the opinion polls, but he is a poor public speaker.

He writes that Thomas Jefferson, a notoriously poor public speaker who nonetheless enjoys a reputation as an "Enlightenment polymath," is lucky never to have been recorded.

Gandhi, a former management consultant who has no experience of government, is but seen as a poor public speaker and lacking in charisma.