Sentence examples for are eloquently from inspiring English sources
Surfaces are eloquently rough.
The wrestling sequences are eloquently choreographed, combatants, coaches and observers speaking volumes through gesture rather than dialogue.
Lost gems such as The Americanization of Emily (1964), and Giant, the adaptation of Edna Ferber's novel, are eloquently reclaimed.
The points made in both of these articles are eloquently put and there no obvious holes to be found in the arguments' logic.
"David's criticisms of our current computing environments are eloquently stated, and I think widely shared," Mr. Brooks wrote in a recent comment posted on the Internet.
The soldiers are eloquently introduced with triptychs of still images spanning their military service, and an early shot of an amputee not quite keeping up on a treadmill captures their uphill battle.
To the Editor: Monument Valley was eloquently described by Timothy Egan in "Out Where Earth and Sky Are Endless" (Explorer, April 2).
"In Memoriam" is eloquently put together.
Michael Schade's Painter was eloquently sung and relatably pathetic.
Recollection in Atwood's novel is eloquently uneven.
Tragedy of man!" Still, the tragedy of man is eloquently represented.
