Sentence examples for deeply eloquent from inspiring English sources
John Relyea was the assertive Masetto, Sergei Koptchak a deeply eloquent Commendatore.
The orchestra was scrappy and true, and at times, as in the prelude to the opera's final scene, deeply eloquent.
The younger layers show human footprints in profusion but the megafauna is gone to my mind, at least, mute but deeply eloquent testimony of the impact that humans had on the fauna they encountered when they arrived in South America.
Dealers can be educational resources comparable to excitable, deeply informed, eloquent museum docents.
It's full of vowels, and when spoken by High Chiefs, it is deeply meaningful, eloquent, and insightful and more romantic than any Shakespearean prose.
Beloved is one of the most astonishing and important novels in the English language, and is deeply wise and eloquent on childbirth and motherhood.
The recent publication of her Collected Poems: 1950-2012, her Selected Poems, and of a revised and updated Norton Critical Edition of her Poetry and Prose, have renewed attention to and appreciation of her extraordinary achievement for a world urgently in need of her deeply ethical and eloquent words.
Rafael Kubelik, a conductor who was renowned for his eloquent, deeply personalized interpretations and who directed the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra for nearly 20 years after brief, unhappy tenures with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Opera at Covent Garden and the Metropolitan Opera, died yesterday in Lucerne, Switzerland, The Associated Press reported.
His speech was "deeply felt and eloquent", and when the votes were announced, Birkett and his supporters had won by 70 votes to 36.
MacArthur's farewell speech to Congress, though, was good -- the Times found it "eloquent and deeply moving".
Noted environmental journalist Dianne Dumanoski provides a very eloquent and deeply sobering view of the current crisis and delivers an urgent warning that our civilization must prepare for a future of radical uncertainty.
