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Meanings of public speaker in English
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Examples for "orator"
Examples for "orator"
1
For once in his life words failed him; the orator was speechless.
2
Her words may have had impact, but Diana was no great orator.
3
The nation's greatest orator read the daily newspaper reports of Lincoln's speeches.
4
The illustration has no unimportant place in the equipment of the orator.
5
Valienté was no orator, evidently, Jackson saw, despite his own political experience.
1
As in Athens of old, the rhetorician is master of the field.
2
His tutor was the celebrated Libanius, the greatest rhetorician of the day.
3
After the song was done, Herod the rhetorician said: Pray, sirs, hearken.
4
Favorinus, a rhetorician and sophist, who flourished in Gaul, c. 125 A.D.
5
A professed rhetorician could not have answered more elegantly or more flatteringly.
1
And as she proved at the Golden Globes, she's quite the speechmaker.
2
Unlike Mr Obama, Mr Biden is not a great speechmaker, and never has been.
3
Through all his life Washington was no speechmaker.
4
Mr. Clarence was no speechmaker.
5
He himself was not a great speechmaker but he had served his time as a barrister before he came into higher things.
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But Wilson was no arguer; no speechifier as he would have called it.
2
The Chamber-thejournals-allthe scribblers and speechifiers.
3
Chopin, who was not very intellectual, felt ill at ease amongst all these literary men, these reformers, arguers and speechifiers.
4
But in addition, two of the evening's speechifiers turned out to share not just the same name but a common past.
5
"The speechifier loves you," he said.
Usage of public speaker in English
1
In his day, Andrew was much in demand as a public speaker.
2
He looked more like an elegant scholar than a popular public speaker.
3
As a public speaker he had said nothing that anybody could remember.
4
The strong-minded Obama exudes confidence and is an accomplished public speaker.
5
Being rich, famous and an enthralling public speaker is not enough.
6
Since then, Ford has become an author and a public speaker.
7
Even his detractors admit that Modi is a formidable public speaker.
8
A shy public speaker, Kaufman's take on lecturing should be fascinating.
9
As a public speaker the following was said of him by the Rev.
10
The hardest thing for the public speaker to overcome is self-consciousness.
11
On the platform as a public speaker he had few equals.
12
In a public speaker, for instance, we find that gesture vies with speech.
13
And then Mrs. Nevington is said to be a very good public speaker.
14
He has won distinction as a writer and a public speaker.
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But few persons realize how a public speaker is affected by little influences.
16
As a public speaker, he is earnest, forcible and argumentative without being captious.
This collocation consists of:
Public speaker through the time
Public speaker across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common