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oratorial

(ˌɒrəˈtɔːrɪəl)
adj
relating to oratory
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Impressed with Jaitley's oratorial skills the 'Saathiya' actor wrote, "A true legend, a stalwart in the world of politics, a gifted orator and a brilliant mind.
Just three weeks into his tenure, the British Expeditionary Force under evacuation from the beaches at Dunkirk, the threat of invasion imminent, Churchill addressing his Cabinet in oratorial overtures only he could muster: "If this Long Island story of ours is to end at last, let it end only when each one of us lies choking in his own blood upon the ground."
Well at least he'll get to work on his oratorial skills
Headed by none other than Datuk Ibrahim Ali, well known for his oratorial skills and ability to rally the Malay crowd in his talks, Putra has named some pro tem leaders comprising former Umno stalwarts who still want to stay in the political mainstream but cannot get along with the new Umno leadership.
In last years elections, for example, scores of young people lost their lives as they marched and engaged in battle with the security forces, having been swayed by the oratorial skills and rhetoric of the elite to rise up and fight for their causes.
They explore events and themes in his life in terms of discourse and representation, race and identity, and community and struggle; how he was a model for the Black Liberation Movement, a womanist, and an intellectual and educator; his oratorial style; and community engagement aspects, including his religious and political views, his teaching at Malcolm X College in Chicago, his impact on youth street culture and the Black Student Movement, and his role in the Black Panther Party.
Some even called him Chhote Vajpayee for his oratorial skills and political diplomacy.
Technical knowledge necessary therein includes handling weapons, sport, chivalry games, oratorial skills (ability to speak properly and eloquently) and music skills (singing, lyre, dancing) etc.