Sentence examples for But eloquently from inspiring English sources

Amazon has already denounced the settlement, predictably but eloquently, as licensing an uncontrollable monopoly.

She speaks quickly but eloquently; she is blunt, and does something Zhukova never does in public — complain about Russia.

Sure enough, in "To a Boy on the Underground", the opposing view is quietly but eloquently expressed.

He looked into my face, silently but eloquently asking: "Êtes-vous complètement fou, Monsieur Muppet?" Go to the Pont for the best summer-evening view in London dinerland.

Only men particularly trusted by the emperor were permitted entry to the gallery where these two Vikings, tersely but eloquently, had left memorials to their presence.

She speaks briefly but eloquently about the process of reconciliation, about how Rwandans are already feeding and educating the children of those who killed.

Listed on the back, but speaking eloquently on the discs.

After reading the play, I struggled to see how this would follow, but Poulet eloquently explains: "I've talked about it a lot with Philip, obviously.

But it eloquently makes the point that those contradictions have got to be worked out, or they will bring disaster on Jews and gentiles alike.

Penn spends time with many dogged, almost devout, craftsmen, collecting words and the beautiful products they create for him, but also eloquently making the case for wood as a sustainable material not just of the past, but for the future.

They sat on a raised platform, facing the audience and barely interacting in this wholly interior drama but communicated eloquently despite the total unfamiliarity of the language and the relative unfamiliarity of the vocal idiom.