Sentence examples for rhetorical prowess from inspiring English sources
There are no rules on how a would-be president should communicate with the people, nor are there minimum standards of rhetorical prowess for the White House.
He may have inherited his rhetorical prowess from his grandfather, who had arrived in Britain in 1890 having been the maggid (or itinerant religious preacher) of Kamenets, his home village in Poland.
And, strangely enough for a politician who made himself a contender for the Presidency mainly on the basis of his rhetorical prowess, this is where Obama has shown the most vulnerability during his first year.
2 Yet surely there is opportunity for those who wish to display rhetorical prowess to compose by themselves public discourses and speeches for ambassadors, likewise orations of praise and blame and the like; for by recognizing the classification of literary types and by elaborating each of the two by itself, they might reasonably expect to gain a reputation in both fields of activity.
There are those who say young Americans supported Obama only because of his rhetorical prowess.
And these were educated, articulate men, men with rhetorical prowess, the kind of men who, when they ascribe to these antiquated beliefs, and when they hold office, pose the greatest threat to women's liberation and rights.
"All that technical prowess".
Of his basketball prowess.
