Sentence examples for eloquent appearance from inspiring English sources
The semicolon is listed last in the Table of Contents, but it makes an eloquent appearance earlier, in the entry for the colon: "A semicolon links two balanced statements; a colon explains or unpacks the statement or information before it".
Manson is still best known for his fearsome looks and hardcore music, but his surprisingly eloquent appearance in Michael Moore's Bowling For Columbine suggested there might be more to him than shouting and eyeliner.
Certainly, he seems energised once more by current events, as evidenced by his Twitter feed in the run-up to the US election and his angry, eloquent appearance on Bill Maher's Real Time TV show three days after it.
Mr. Rodman's less-than-eloquent appearance on ABC's "This Week" did little to shed light on the North Korean trip.
According to Confucius, being such a gentleman does not require a high social rank, a fine appearance, or an eloquent manner of speech.
The three women at the heart of the film are seen almost entirely through public appearances, including their eloquent closing statements at trial.
pic.twitter.com/Mb2duB4oyk Teigen has endeared herself to fans with snappy, eloquent responses to suggestions about her appearance, the food she eats or the way she conducts herself during pregnancy.
The Earl was a diplomat, courtier, politician, polyglot, and man of fashion as supremely cynical as he was eloquent, who esteemed gallantry above honor, and appearance above substance, and who promoted self-interest at the expense of loyalty.
It namechecks a range of fashionable causes and icons – Wikileaks and Julian Assange make more than one appearance – without being able to create eloquent art out of any of them.
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In his television appearances, Mr Miliband has mostly been confident and eloquent.
