Sentence examples for superb orator from inspiring English sources

He was a superb orator, though.

A superb orator and lively writer, he had an international reputation.

In order to get away with that kind of ploy, you actually need to be a superb orator.

On the hustings, he proved to be a superb orator; when he finally entered the House of Commons, he became its absolute master despite profound resentment from both sides of the house - his own perhaps even more fiercely than the other.

He was a massive figure, with a fine head and a powerful voice, and in declamation he was a tremendous force', while Annie Besant 'even on such a subject as birth control… showed herself a superb orator' (Snowden, 1934, pp. 43 44).

She was a brilliant orator.

"He was a brilliant orator.

A President can have all the vision in the world, be an extraordinary orator and a superb politician, have courage and foresight and a willingness to make painful choices, have a bold progressive plan for his nation — but none of these things will matter a wit if the President cannot couch his vision, his policies, his courage, his will, his plan in the idiom of story.

A President can have all the vision in the world, be an extraordinary orator and a superb politician, have courage and foresight and a willingness to make painful choices, have a bold progressive plan for his nation but none of these things will matter a wit if the President cannot couch his vision, his policies, his courage, his will, his plan in the idiom of story.

Brave orator, brilliant lawyer, complicated father.

He was a beguiling orator.