oratory

A fine, measured piece of oratory from the president. But there is still tough work to do.

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

By turns funny and caustic, with a fine sense of oratory, Ms Le Pen's skill is to defend her ideas with principles that all voters share.

A former Reagan speechwriter says Obama is like The Great Communicator in his style, oratory, and temperament.

This speech of William Pitt, composed by Johnson in Exeter Street, has long held a place in school books and collections of oratory.

For a lame-duck president not known for gifted oratory, that might be a welcome statistic.

Great oratory needs not merely an orator, but a great theme and a great occasion. --Herbert Louis Samuel.

He electrified audiences not with oratory, but with pacing and a slowly building sense of drama.

Seizing the moment - in oratory, athletics, or battle - was admired and viewed as an indication of skill.

Meanwhile, growing national confusion leads to protest meetings. The least educated-thrilled and convinced by fiery oratory, form a party.

In unhindered knowledge of eloquence, the Bodhisattva-mahasattva has no hindrance in oratory, and is unmoved.

They were defeated by the power of her oratory.

Methods: Changes in the body temperature of human subjects in the simulated environment were determined in the cryogenic lab oratory.

Now you don't have to be dealing with classic American oratory to run into problems.

The Oratory of France claimed the precedence, since Philip de Neri was only a saint, while Berulle was a cardinal.

A large part of his reputation rested on his passionate oratory on behalf of the accused.

Also this improves your oratory skills to a large extent and also makes a significant contribution to your vocabulary.

Mr Obama's ringing oratory, which drew waves of applause and a rousing ovation, will soon be forgotten unless it is followed by deeds.

These mistakes matter because, for all Mr Obama's oratory, it will be very hard to reverse course in future.

He lived in the oratory. At any hour of day or night, I could find him on the bare flagstones kneeling before the altar.

The speech ended; fellow senators clapped and congratulated Senator Byrd for his magnificent oratory.

Sweep, not a mastery of detail, was the virtue most valued in campaign oratory.

In fact, the first-century Roman rhetorician Quintilian, in his treatise on oratory, gives the gesture as a sign of approval.

To a people of desert origins, it takes the partial place of icons and cathedrals, stage drama and political oratory.

Studying systematically on the Roman history of oratory is an important problem about the investigation on Roman cultural history.

It created a good experimental teaching platform for cultivating innovative medical lab oratory talents.

He pulverized the opposition with the force of his oratory.

His oratory drew tears from his audience.

Saint Joseph's Oratory sits atop Mount Royal, a landmark park that offers panoramic views of the city.

The need to " clean out " the State Department has become a staple of our political oratory.

Barring big, specific pledges by the US and China, their leaders' oratory this week has been just more hot air.

Despite the misty nostalgia sometimes evinced for the titanic statesmen and oratory of yore, this is not a new problem.

As the recognized supreme master of oratory, he wrote treatises on the art.

Rhetoric is the science of oratory, the art of speaking with propriety, elegance, and force.

There is no bombast or chauvinism or phony sentiment in Mr Obama's oratory.

His oratory soon had the crowd booing his opponents.

The education of oratory was the most important content and the ultimate aim in the Roman education.

A flight of the imagination; flights of oratory.

cadence, Balanced, rhythmic flow, as of poetry or oratory.

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

On the one hand, stirring the emotions is the object of oratory in that it is emotion that leads to political action, according to Cicero.

And Roosevelt's oratory, his Fireside Chats, helped to inspire people to support his programs.

Traditional Samoan culture is largely based on oratory, and it's no accident that several literary legends originated here.

He roused the masses with his oratory.

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Through the closed door they could just hear the long continuous drone of the Badger's voice, rising and falling in waves of oratory;

Had more than once assessed themselves to raise the money for a new altar for Monseigneur's oratory;

Also this improves your oratory skills to a large extent and also makes a significant

The Tradition of Public and Political Oratory

The emotion of elevation can be triggered by listening to great oratory, like Martin Luther King's speech "I Have a Dream" ;

In his oratory there were two straw prie-Dieu,