Sentence examples similar to primary oration from inspiring English sources
Senator Obama's televised victory oration celebrating his Chesapeake primary trifecta on Tuesday night was a mechanical rehash.
At Framingham, Mass., where abolitionist groups had been celebrating the Fourth for years, the venerable William Lloyd Garrison insisted in an Independence Day oration that the Union war effort could only succeed if emancipation became a primary objective.
That oration at that funeral.
The "Oration" was written in 1486.
The title of the oration is "On the Mysteries".
The oration attributed to him entitled Odysseus is spurious.
"Oration" in the University of Colorado Bulletin.
He also found at Langres in 1417 Cicero's oration Pro Caecina and perhaps at Cologne seven other orations of Cicero.
Whatever Clinton's faults, oration is his gift.
ALEXANDER NEMEROV'S primary concerns as he teaches his winter-term art-history survey course for Yale University's undergraduates, covering the Renaissance to present, are that the images of works he discusses are clearly visible in a darkened room, and that he brings sufficient energy and attention to make each oration fresh and unique.
