Sentence examples for eloquent and informed from inspiring English sources

Two months ago, Horton's NightJack blog – chronicling his immersion in the world of drugs, drunken brawls, rapes and runaways – scooped the award and was hailed on blogs and in newspapers as an unusually impassioned, eloquent and informed piece of frontline reporting.

Who hasn't skipped to the bottom to see whether an author is being called out by some eloquent and informed critic?

She's eloquent and informed, discussing the complexities and differences within astrology alongside her mental log of the moon's effects.

Kamara, still eloquent and very informed about world affairs, now lives with just one of his grandchildren and his wife left him one year ago to attend to her sick mother.

Keep safe and informed.

Borislav nodded and informed Jelena.

"They are enlightened and informed.

Please be informed and inform us, kindly.

Educate and inform yourself.

Traditional: End the existence of (something) by damaging or attacking it Modern: To criticise something in an eloquent, informed or entertaining manner (or some combination of all these) which proves satisfying to those who predisposed to agree with the criticism.

One wonders what Shadid with his eloquent, informed prose would make of the story coming out of the Middle East today based on the attack to Islam that Innocence of Muslims represents for some and the anti-American feelings it has fueled.