Examples of oration

• His attitude is somewhat theatrical, a type of pose used to emphasize oration.

• There are three sections to this oration, each with a different rhetorical strategy.

• The bishop chants litanies and says five more orations.

• The oration gave due credit as well to the courage of the national guard and its commanding officers.

• Code-specific genres are no exception in this regard; hence the vernacular joke that punctuates the otherwise solemn oration.

• The normal funeral sermon given by the pastor in church was replaced by an oration given at the home of the deceased.

• Within a more formal setting, the learning of texts goes hand in hand with learning oration style and technique.

• His well-formed orations are verbal substitutes for the written statements of academic degrees.

• Nor is it conceptually different from any other sort of oration that exhorts to virtuous action.

• That work included a remarkable number of orations, homiletics, poetry, printed collections of oral literature, legal commentary and tribal and regional histories.

• A contest was proposed, and a few days later they gathered again to give orations that would meet the challenge, not only in their content but in their very form.

• An oration well you can create.

• In the course of his oration, he commented that, had he not thought of the procedure, then someone else certainly would, since the time was ripe.

• Vergerio's sermons were innovative in not being structured as disquisitions on scriptural passages but as panegyrical orations.

• Maurel only emoted during the ghost's following oration and then only at specific points.