Sentence examples for eloquent about how from inspiring English sources

He is eloquent about how the "vending machines of Tokyo constitute a secret city of solitude".

She waxes eloquent about how dynamic and varied nursing is, how it can be practiced anywhere.

"He was brilliantly eloquent about how he thought oversight actually worked in this country," Graham says.

And Ms Batmanghelidjh, was eloquent about how little discussion there had been of the desperately vulnerable children Kids Company had helped.

Mitt Romney gave a big foreign policy speech last week, waxing eloquent about how he would be more assertive of U.S. interests abroad than President Obama and ensure that this is an "American century".

Golub goes on to wax eloquent about how unfortunate it is that poor Americans don't pay income tax and how the federal government should consider eradicating the Department of Education to lower the national debt.

A fortnight ago at the Baftas, Waltz gave a lengthy and eloquent speech about how he was a "supported actor" as opposed to a supporting one.

Body Count Rising (Radio 4) | iPlayer Britain's Black Presence (Radio 4) | iPlayer Victoria Pendleton Meets Anna Meares (5 Live) | iPlayer Sound Frontiers: Margaret Atwood and Naomi Alderman (Radio 3) | iPlayer Actor Doon Mackichan has made a powerful and eloquent documentary about how women are portrayed in current crime drama, ie raped, or subject to violence, or dead.

Indeed, my Korean translator, a former cook in the Korean Army, waxed eloquent to me about how his unit, once stationed near here, captured a wild boar that had lost a leg to a DMZ land mine.

It was eloquent and talked about how Friedman really cared about people's ability to prosper and make commerce for themselves and that was a nice idea.

His book is eloquent on racial issues, about how the British saw the Chinese as a profoundly inferior race.