| The child's father was something of a sermonizer and he talked to her incessantly, educating her. |
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| Templeton was Graham's equal, if not his better, as a sermonizer, though he couldn't match Graham's conviction and his power at the altar. |
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| They are going to call him the socialist-secular sermonizer who wants to steer America to Euro-sclerosis. |
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| In other words, is it reasonable to have the foreign policy of the country be decided by a Friday sermonizer in a Shiite mosque? |
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| At Friday prayers last week, Ahmad Khatami, the official regime sermonizer, even went a step further and asserted the Americans don't really want talks. |
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