oratory造句

Webster's summation was later deemed a masterpiece of oratory.

He was alone and outnumbered at least five to one only spurred him on to greater feasts of scornful oratory.

The daily press was scathing about what was—dodgy stage-management aside—a dreary, earthbound slab of oratory.

Out of a similar sideboard, properly draped with white napery and imitation lace, the Bishop had constructed the altar which decorated his oratory.

The oratory appears as a unit, proceeding down through a concrete staircase to the lower level of the auditorium under a huge skylight.

Demosthenes, Athenian statesman who laboured to improve his skills at oratory, would repeat to himself any lengthy speech he heard, revising and embellishing it.

It is a relief to see that he has a flair for oratory. But what he most urgently needs to do is to make the rest of Japan's political class shut up and get to work.