Sentence examples similar to affected eloquence from inspiring English sources
But Krall's most affecting eloquence arrived in the unaccompanied stretch that took in a whispered Let's Face the Music and Dance and Joni Mitchell's A Case of You, before the band came back for a hymnal California Dreamin' floating on soft organ chords.
Fewer still get to share that story with such affecting eloquence.
Mr. Urson shows the expressions of the twelve men, stressing how they are affected by feminine actions, even when these actions virtually contradict the energetic eloquence of the lawyer.
His affecting tone swelled with the eloquence of the human voice.
"All these clouds in fantastical and luminous shapes, these chaotic darknesses, these hanging green and pink immensities, these gaping blazes, these skies of black or purple," the poet rhapsodized, "affect my brain like a powerful drink or like the eloquence of opium".
Instead, it's photography that has produced "some of the most affecting and resonant of artworks... images that possess a stark and unsparing eloquence".
The stories of the atrocities Nawal witnessed and endured are affecting, but the humanity of the characters is compromised rather than enhanced by their eloquence.
Hughes writes, "What the whole audience wanted, evidently, from its highest to its lowest, with a kind of greed, was the language of more and more affecting and awesome emotions, more and more harrowing situations, more irresistible, stunning, hair-raising eloquence".
The presence of motor eloquence had no statistically significant impact upon survival.
