Sentence examples for being eloquently from inspiring English sources

Among the different types of feedback, peer-feedback appears as especially beneficial for the students' learning being eloquently articulated by Boud, Falchikov and others in a series of studies (Boud 1995; Falchikov 2001; Brew 1999), focusing on the students' involvement in the process of feedback, understanding the substantial role of feedback for higher-quality learning outcomes to be achieved.

But eventually, tired of being eloquently insulted by people who might in retrospect have been trying to fuck me, I fled the scene and started hanging around with normal boys.

Surfaces are eloquently rough.

"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.

Tinee was fairly scathing: "[MacLane] on the screen is eloquently expressed by the minus sign.

(This view is eloquently explained in the book "The Party Decides," by the political scientists Marty Cohen and others).

An art historian, played by Bill Nighy, is eloquently championing his favourite painter to a rapt audience.

His Strunk and White songs are eloquently scored for soprano, tenor, viola, banjo and percussion.