How to pronounce“orators”in English

So the great orators, the great statesman, the great writers of the era, they were punning too.

this soapbox orators who cause us to laugh and to heckle but mostly to think

- The great orators are just good at wiggling.

I think something that the great orators kind of intuit already, and those of us who aren't so great at oratory can take a lesson from.

you when you listen great storytellers are not just great orators they are not just people with great vocabularies you

And I think when you look at the great orators, I picked on Abraham Lincoln, just as a good example with his four score and

And the only difference in the English-speaking world was that our gifted orators, who had us transfixed, were on our side.

And storytellers are these narrators, and orators, and minstrels.

And within that tradition, there are wonderful orators with just really rich linguistic styles.

- And it turns out, Roman orators had a system of sign language that they would use to augment their speeches.

It was discovered presumably by Aristotle who kind of listened to a bunch of people orators, you know, giving speeches.

Some of us are excellent writers, some of us are excellent orators, some of us are creative, but whatever our strengths are, we

Into the 1930s, radios and loudspeakers amplified gifted orators so their voices

And I think if you listen, not just to great historical orators, but if you listen to executives and good leaders, they do something very similar.

But some of it too is that the Romans actually had this system of gestures that orators like Cicero would use to accompany their speeches.

It’s a kind of skill that poets have, other kinds of writers, journalists tend to have linguistic intelligence, orators.

She's a novelist, we often don't think of when we think of communicators, we often think of orators or business leaders.