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• With his orotund phrases ( " Let no heart be faint.
• Americans are more accepting of the orotund phrase and the moralizing from politicians.
• To the accompaniment of ascending music, he delivers an ornate narration in orotund tones.
• He was always making orotund pronouncements and declarations, but not a one of them stands without careful checking.
• Sladder is one of those orotund frauds who imagines that because he knows important people he is himself important.
• A phonograph recording of an orotund Broadley delivering a toast in 1888 to Edmund Yates and Arthur Sullivan survives.
• It's possible that McGrath chose to film " Nickleby " simply for the orotund pleasure of the names.
• "The Ten Commandments " had Anne Baxter, wailing in orotund vowels after her unattainable " Moooses ."
• Judd's orotund diction has made her sound like a wizened stage actress twice her age _ a startling contrast to her Lolita-fresh face.
• It is not for nothing that Elaine works for J . Peterman, the apparel mogul whose orotund descriptions of prosaic garments is simultaneously mocked and celebrated.
• McKerracher says that McDiarmid's minister read in church some Gaelic translations from Samuel Johnson, and McDiarmid tried to emulate or surpass Johnson's orotund expression.
• Ominous drones, brilliant brass proclamations and the sounds of orotund speech rise from the Stonehenge-like arena of wire, wood, vacuum tubes and metallic heat sinks.
• The Spectator magazine, no fan of leftists, admired his skill at orotund phrase-turning so much it awarded hi-iUs Debater of the Year Award in 2001.
• World War II ended 50 years ago, so this is one of those orotund moments that are supposed to inspire great thoughts but that instead usually fizzle out in feeble shortfalls.
• Anyone who attends the Sports Emmys dinner knows the low point comes with the orotund vocal stylings of John Cannon, the president of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
• Not many years ago, the sentences delivered by orotund newscasters were read from scripts edited by skilled journalists like Gilbert Millstein, once an editor at The New York Times Magazine.
• After the release of " Manhunter, " no one thought there was a franchise in Lecktor's orotund cunning, despite the subzero glower of Cox, a Scot.
• We see everything through Freddie's eyes, his twisted mind and the phony " orotund quality " ( his own self-deprecating description of it ) of his rhetoric.
• And Ms . Coonrod consistently demonstrates a keen ear for the hollowness and duplicity of the language of state, getting laughs from the characters'orotund speech, especially as rendered by Bruce Turk's Dauphin.
• The stories become more orotund as we move " from the allusive cipher of the Rig-Veda and the abrupt, broken narratives of the Brahmanas . . . to the ruthless redundance of the Puranas ."