Aún no tenemos significados para "eloquent orator".
1She was told that Castelar was the eloquent orator of the age.
2He was an eminent jurist, an eloquent orator, and a finished scholar.
3He was presumptuous and rash, and rather a fluent speaker than an eloquent orator.
4A truly great man or eloquent orator does not die-
5The latter was by Bishop Simpson and was worthy of the noble and eloquent orator.
6He was an eloquent orator, and as a writer rapid and brilliant, but not profound.
7Oh, he was a learned divine and eloquent orator.
8He was sincere; he was, in his way, patriotic; he was a clever and eloquent orator.
9The Boy not only heard an eloquent orator.
10Next came James Lloyd, the modest gentleman, the eloquent orator and the accomplished man of business.
11The Philanthropist Congressman recognized him instantly as the most eloquent orator in the labor movement in America.
12Senator Douglas was an eloquent orator.
13My father, minister of Prestonpans, was of a warm and benevolent temper, and an orthodox and eloquent orator.
14He would so much have loved to talk, to write, to be a great musician, an eloquent orator!
15He was the most eloquent orator in the House of Commons, which he entered in 1700 as a Whig.
16John Bright, an eloquent orator and strenuous advocate of oral reform and political progress, joined Gladstone in his campaign.
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