Sentence examples for by eloquent from inspiring English sources
They'd both been energized by eloquent speakers.
What emerges is a liberal meditation on freedom and compromise, and a nostalgia trip graced by eloquent restraint.
Subtly articulated quick-changing rhythms flow through and animate taut rooted bodies, accented by eloquent unexpected small gestures that give the piece its emotional wallop.
The fleet, smooth orchestra, with fine work from the winds, was buoyed by eloquent solos from the concertmaster, Krista Bennion Feeney, and the flutist Bart Feller, as well as a vigorous undercurrent from the bassist John Feeney.
Most of my reading is study made bearable by eloquent, principled writers - Ilan Pappe on the Middle East, Joe Allen's Vietnam, Noam Chomsky, Chalmers Johnson, Mike Davis and Mark Curtis.
Helmed by eloquent Director Max L. Anderson with Deputy Director Rob Stein, things are popping in more ways than Warhol.
All are, however, unmistakably Kierkegaardian, distinguished by his eloquent and exuberant prose style, by a love of word-play, irony and paradox, and by a rare combination of sardonic wit and profound sensitivity to the human condition.
This is the India we seldom see, populated by obscure people whose lives are made vivid by their eloquent troubles and reckless piety.
Tenor Mark Padmore's profoundly intelligent and sensitive articulation of the words was always matched by the eloquent playing of the 12-strong ensemble, formed by principals of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.
Joe, who became a Washington economist and is not long dead, is idealized by his descendants; a liberal fund for social justice run by his eloquent granddaughter, Emma Katharine Powelll), is named for him.
By the end of this thrilling, important novel, which is by turns eloquent, crude, despairing and heartbrokenly hopeful, Fanon has come to be more than a revolutionary (and one, incidentally, who presciently described both the colonizer's morally deluded brutality and the colonized's tendency to destroy themselves with sectarian violence rising from lacerated consciences).
