Sentence examples for talented orator from inspiring English sources
In life, Trotsky was a ferociously talented orator and a brilliant organizer, who had grand ideas about the stream of history and his own role in it.
It's not just that she's a 29-year-old woman in politics, or that she's a trade unionist, or that she's unashamedly left-wing, feminist and working class, or that she's an intimidatingly talented orator – although none of that helps.
A fervent anti-communist and talented orator, Nixon was well placed for this.
A talented orator, Farrakhan began his organization with only a few thousand adherents but soon reestablished a national movement.
If the technology is not available to show the video, read the speech aloud (or invite a talented orator in the class to do so).
Married with two children, Pinckney was a talented orator with a baritone voice and began preaching at 13.
Those maqāmat are written in a combination of prose, rhymed prose (sajʿ), and poetry and recount typically the encounters of the narrator ʿIsā ibn Hishām with Abū al-Fatḥ al-Iskandarī, a witty orator and talented poet who roams in search of fortune unencumbered by Islamic conventions of honour.
Preferably they should be a steady group of dedicated friends who are talented in at least one field each, for example a specialist in economic policies, a good orator, a good writer, a researcher, etc.
