Sentence examples for Most eloquently from inspiring English sources

Van Persie stated his claim the most eloquently.

Guy Black, the first openly gay Tory in the House of Lords, put it most eloquently.

This argument was most eloquently expressed by the New York architects Diller and Scofidio.

And today he speaks most eloquently through his actions, powerful, yet gentle.

When I got home I realised it contained the most eloquently written letter of encouragement and £50 in cash.

The status of "American Buffalo" as one of the most eloquently inarticulate plays ever written remains secure.

This awareness lends an almost tragic resonance to much of Foote's seemingly inconsequential dialogue, making him one of the most eloquently vernacular playwrights in American letters.

The shortcomings of the speech are well reported, but perhaps most eloquently summarized by my colleague, who said, "Mubarak will burn the city before he feeds it".

Of course, no matter how many public appearances Mr. Merwin may ultimately make, for most people he speaks most eloquently through his verse.

And yet it's Conrad, writing about fictional Costaguana, who puts it most eloquently: "The words one knows so well have a nightmarish meaning in this country.

This has most eloquently been proposed by Ben Bernanke, a governor at America's Federal Reserve, in a recent speech in Tokyo.