raconteurin a sentence
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In the dining room, you make a quick circle of the table in search of your name, assuming that—given your reputation as a raconteur—you will once again be placed beside some awkward cousin.† (source)
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A great raconteur too.† (source)
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Gregarious by nature, Hall proved to be a skillful raconteur with a caustic Kiwi wit.† (source)
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He suspects now that the eyes did not originate with Mrs. Moodie, and wonders what other parts of her narrative were due to MacKenzie's own flamboyant tastes as a raconteur.† (source)
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Perhaps the old raconteur just didn't want to speak anymore.† (source)
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The judge was no raconteur, no teller of tall legal tales, no jokester.† (source)
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Playing the charming raconteur is what he does best.† (source)
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I also found Ted to be a fascinating raconteur.† (source)
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He performs like a born raconteur, infecting his retinue with his humour and energy.† (source)
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A reporter and columnist on the business desk, Shavers was as pompous and as awkward at small talk as he thought he was charming; however, he was benign in his self-delusion and touching in his mistaken conviction that he was a spellbinding raconteur.† (source)
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"The vicomte is a wonderful raconteur," said she to another.† (source)
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An accomplished raconteur, he made Andy giggle hysterically on the trip to Yamacraw by relating stories salted with a rural flavor.† (source)
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—A gifted man, Mr Bloom said of Mr Dedalus senior, in more respects than one and a born raconteur if ever there was one.† (source)
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