oration

deliver a stirring oration

Although some tanager species do emphasize oration over attire, like the aptly named drab hemispingus.

Only one boy was capable of laughing while Derossi was declaiming the funeral oration of the king, and Franti laughed.

The supper things cleared away, Gerald resumed his oration, but with little satisfaction to himself and none at all to his audience.

An actor acted as an orangutan and began its oration.

He gave a Speech Day oration in Greek, I recollect, and was outstandingly first-rate in school theatricals.

William Jennings Bryan, of Nebraska, voiced their sentiments in a memorable oration.

Aristotle focused on oration, though, and he described three types of persuasive speech.

It is not necessary to set down the rest of the oration.

The history of his oration and learning to be a good communicator is an example of just pure tenacity.

Opposition research is as old as politics itself—Cicero's orations against Catiline, a dodgy candidate for the Roman consulship in 63BC, were notably well-informed.