Whether it was Harold Lloyd dangling from a clock, or Charlie Chaplin spinning on roller skates, or Lillian Gish on an ice floe, actors soon developed an eloquence that needed no words, and few matched the majestically stony countenance of Buster Keaton.
It is the education which gives a man a clear conscious view of his own opinions and judgments, a truth in developing them, eloquence in expressing them, and a force in urging them religious and educational philosopher John Newman wrote back in 1852.
Working-class students typically have no one in their family or social environment who could share college or doctoral experiences, and often they have far fewer opportunities to develop the kind of eloquence, cultural knowledge, social skills, and self-confidence that are effective in academia's mainstream.
Guillem was one of history's great ballerinas, yet when she began to perform modern dance works, she developed a physical eloquence that was no less mesmerising.
His contribution to discussions was distinctive; carefully choosing his subject and his moment, he would develop his argument with a passionate eloquence which generally swept all before him.
I was immediately taken with his charisma, his power and eloquence as a speaker as well as his big heart and caring to help people develop strategies to improve their lives.
Her prose developed qualities of style and eloquence of which her earlier writings had given little promise, and her chronicle of events at court and at home form a fascinating and valuable document.
The passion and eloquence with which he developed this argument contributed significantly to the powerful conservative reactions against the French Revolution throughout Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
The breakout star of the unlikely phenomena "Jersey Shore," Sorrentino has become known for his lust for life, finely developed abdominal muscles and seemingly-endless stream of eloquence.
I developed uncommon gifts of expression, able to talk on and on not only with eloquence but even in rhyme.
