| Stephen Lewis used his unmatched vocabulary and stirring oratorical style to take globalization to task. |
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| As an MP his oratorical powers and capacity for mastering legislative detail made him the outstanding parliamentarian on the Labour bench. |
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| The writing has an oratorical eloquence marked in places by mannerisms probably deriving from oral delivery. |
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| Yet despite the seductions of his oratorical style, he frets about losing his audience. |
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| Gellius asserts the seductive power of his master's oratorical skills, but ensuingly establishes himself in response to this as an independent authority, who knows his way in the library. |
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| His histrionic oratorical style sometimes distracts from his message. |
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| A former bus driver and transport-workers union leader, Maduro lacks the charisma and oratorical flourish of his mentor. |
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| In 1956 King began an oratorical marathon that lasted over twelve years, attacking segregation in approximately two thousand speeches and sermons as he hopscotched the nation. |
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| They say he has used his indubitable oratorical powers to fire the blood of the mob, only to later run for cover, disavowing his responsibility for violence. |
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| He was attracted to politics, where his public spirit, and dynamic oratorical skills served him well. |
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| Indeed, when you read it, you comprehend how, almost inevitably, his oratorical gifts eclipsed his skill as a writer. |
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| Inevitably he had assimilated certain oratorical styles, subtle forms of dialogue or attractive characterizations. |
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| There are not many members with the oratorical talent of the member for Mississauga West. |
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| Explaining how he is going to get Rio out of its current mess will put Mr Albanese's oratorical powers to a similarly stiff test. |
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| Or if Aquila and Priscilla had stopped to admire the oratorical skills of Apollos and then continued on their way? |
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| One reason for the church's growth is the oratorical skill of David Denson, its pastor. |
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| Even better, its effectiveness is usually assured, due to an oratorical technique which merits further study. |
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| On June 25th Jonathan Evans, the director-general of MI5, burst into oratorical flower for the first time in 21 months. |
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| By arriving at the Throat, they discover fourteen oratorical babies which punctuate the way driving to the church. |
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| I have seldom met with a man, possessing, in my opinion, a stronger mind, or whose mode of expression was more vehement and oratorical. |
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| He took to the podium like an experienced campaigner, displaying his oratorical flair in eloquent Setswana to appeal to the predominantly Tswana audience. |
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| There are other occasions such as storytelling meetings, symposiums and oratorical contests in which children can express their views, thus affecting the decision-making process. |
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| We learned that the candidate does not like sweets and is a bit of slob who drops his suitcase any old place when he comes home, and that Sasha does not think much of his oratorical style, which has so many others swooning. |
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| Profile of Martin W. Little, the spellbinder and oratorical lawyer who used all his persuasive eloquent powers in convincing the jury that his client is not guilty for a good fee. |
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| In the oral tradition,changes in voice and oratorical rhythm, expressions and gestures, play a fundamental role: even a seemingly sacred text can be parodied and lowered to a scatological level. |
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| Ai2L is taking off, but I won't have any oratorical flights of fancy. |
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| Children organized by themselves presentations of their compositions, picture shows and oratorical contests, making their views known in a manner consistent with their evolving capacities and abilities. |
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| During Mendelssohns years of study with Zelter, the arrangement of chorales already played an important role, and he continued to be occupied with the protestant chorale throughout his symphonic and oratorical work. |
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| They are often moved to action by demagogues, men and women with oratorical ability who gain popularity by arousing the emotions, passions and prejudices of those who listen to them. |
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| The oratorical skill of this Harvard political scientist, combined with his knack for linking the concept to a number of major public policy concerns, have played a pivotal role in the popularization of social capital. |
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| His spirited defence of Louis Riel in 1885 brought his oratorical abilities to the attention of the party, and when Liberal leader Edward Blake resigned in 1887, Laurier succeeded him. |
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| You will hear the conductor polishing the final details, adjust balance and intonation, and give oratorical and other directions so as to arrive at a result that is ripe for the concert platform. |
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| Impressive, how Delacôte elaborated the difference between the oratorical character of the outer acts and the dramatic feature of the central part. |
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| Correa has the oil, attitude, and oratorical flare to fill the role. |
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| Several 20th century Prime Ministers, such as David Lloyd George and Winston Churchill, were famous for their oratorical skills. |
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| Maurice Bloch argues that ritual obliges participants to use this formal oratorical style, which is limited in intonation, syntax, vocabulary, loudness, and fixity of order. |
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| On the stump, notably at his Limehouse speech in 1909, he denounced the Conservatives and the wealthy classes with all his very considerable oratorical power. |
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| Cicero, in Oratorical Invention, also wrote of Rhodian shipping law. |
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