orator造句

He excels as an orator.

He was born an orator.

A crowd congregated around the orator.

A bigot is a stone-leaf orator.

Lenin was the great orator of the Russian Revolution.

A 36 bigot is a stone-deaf 37 orator.

Charm us, orator, till the lion look no larger than the cat.

It was the voice of a born orator, rich in possible modulations.

It employs Wellington to make of Foy, who was only a soldier, an orator.

The captain of fifty, and the honourable man, and the counseller, and the cunning artificer, and the eloquent orator.

He declaims like an orator on a barricade, rolling the words on his tongue and gesticulating with his short arms.

I interrupted the young orator before he had done, promising to arrange for the necessary number of benches and stools.

For a politician whose rise to prominence was largely built upon his powers as an orator, Obama is well versed in the arts of speech-making.

Epictetus once received a visit from a certain magnificent orator going to Rome on a lawsuit, who wished to learn from the Stoic something of.

This ability to bring harmony out of hostility is one of the admirable traits of Hermes and it aided the god's reputation as a persuasive orator and bringer of good fortune.

For much of his life Cicero was known as a Roman politician, lawyer and orator, who despite his humble origins, rose to pre-eminence among the conservative Roman aristocracy.