Sentence examples for smooth-spoken from inspiring English sources

In Parliament and elsewhere, he has stolen a march on the prime minister and turned upside down what had been conventional political wisdom — that he was no match for the sure-footed, smooth-spoken Mr. Cameron, and seemed condemned to lead Labour through long years in the political wilderness.

So logic might dictate a smoother, tonier, more soft-spoken manager, more in line with patrician Met tradition.

The soft-spoken Bansal smooths ruffled feathers when the zealot Saylor goes too far.

"I thought I had the much better case, but he acquitted himself so well because he was so smooth and friendly and soft-spoken," the Ambassador said.

Quite shy and soft-spoken offstage, but surprisingly suave and smooth-talkin' on stage, The Quiett holds a steady reputation for his original productions and lyrically laden flows.

Mackey Bergman-Clark, 17, of Manhattan, the soft-spoken team captain and a smooth-shooting forward, said the heckling that greeted the team earlier in the season died down as the season progressed, giving way to grudging respect.

His new release, "22 Dreams," which comes out today, has a bit of folk, jazz, and spoken word, as well as his signature smooth soul.

If Trump were music he'd be some arrogant, abrasive, look-at-me, late-career Kanye; the soft-spoken Carson, would be some Kenny G-style, Muzakified smooth jazz.

Although he did not say so explicitly, the rebuke to his charm-oozing opponents — David Cameron, the smooth, self-assured Conservative Party leader, and Nick Clegg, the telegenic, well-spoken leader of the Liberal Democrats — was clear.

Like the smooth-talking movement leaders in Imperium, Patrick Stewart's Darcy, a soft-spoken guy who dresses like a substitute teacher, is venerated by the "true believer" foot soldiers.

Spoken explanations are flat.